Dead Chuffed

Adopted

After downloading over 300 caches, I just found I had the same problem (I could see them in my GARMIN/GPX folder but not on when I turned my gps on. I did as alandb suggested (remove them, boot, shut it down, recopy and then reboot) and now I can see them on my gps. Thank you very much - I was worried I was going to have to reload them all!

Is anyone interested in attempting Deer Bait next weekend (August 1-3)? It's my intention to park at the Pelham Road access point and hike in from there. Please comment here or message me if you're interested. http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC2B4_deer-bait?guid=0b21eca7-44a0-418a-950e-4ba9c1b882d2

Thank you!

I know that with physical caches they must be at least 162m/528' apart, but I cannot find in the help section, if earthcaches are excluded from this rule. I know of two cases where traditional caches are less than 40m away from earthcaches, so I'm thinking that earthcaches are the exception to the saturation rule. Can anyone confirm this?

Thank you SO MUCH ZSandmann! I was worried that it was my computer too! Glad to know there is a way around this problem.

Congrats to 2happy2gether! I was starting to think I was going to have to give the answer up. On to you now..........

I hadn't thought of that possibility! Not sure if it is or not, but a good guess.

Hmmm, well spent a lot of time in the area a few years ago and kept hearing the story from different people though I hadn't believed it at first! That was a great question, though. Now for my question (which I fear will pale in comparison) What is unique about Zavikon Island? There is a couple of possible answers to this one (though one really isn't geographical in nature)

When he was the host of the Price is Right, in 1964, he gave away one of the 1000 Islands as a prize. Oh to be so lucky!