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Great coins, I had to get some [] Good luck with 07!

Hi I am the editor of The Cachebug, a geocoin/geocaching blog and I wondered if any of you have seen any other good blogs out there? Thank you! -game

Chris Mackey aka: Fox and the hound has given me the scoop on what's in the works for this talented artist. cachebug.com

If anyone would like to know more about pathtags I have detailed my experience in my new blog: cachebug.com

For anyone interested in doing a Pathtag, I have a blog going on my experience at: www.cachebug.com

I think it would be a nice addition to the website to be able to bookmark your friends and see how they are doing with email updates. Another nice addition would be if you could make quick links in your profile side bar to caches/members you are watching. Can we get this? (sorry, I see this question is already in here...) Thanks!

Gentlemen, Sorry, however that is a private joke among friends. Attacking someone may feel good at the time but it really does undercut you eventually. Lets get a long and make this forum a friendly place for everyone.

Wow, this string is getting very weird. Here is the updated TB "Peak" page. All on both sides of the issue will get a chuckle if you read the last part:

Try squawtit

I guess it just depends on why you geocache. I do it to remind me that most people who do this are honest, kind, generous, and friendly to others (and to see the sights and creative hiding spots of course). I don't do it to see how many McDonalds toys I can find or how many cheap matchbox cars with dog tags I can find and log. I realize a bot probably named this... I agree that it is a beautiful mountain. I don't agree with the misguided individual that gave it its name, and I don't believe that it betters our world to continue naming things after it. There is a difference between thick skin, sterilizing the world and continuing to harbor ignorance.

If you can believe it, there is a Jeep named “Squaw Tit” in the challenge! It was delivered to me yesterday. The local tribes have said the word Squaw is a very derogatory term for an Indian woman (Search it and you will see what I mean). I wish pioneers wouldn’t have named things after this, but I’m not out to change the names of well-known landmarks. I do, however, believe that the errors of the past should not be repeated. I know this is a contentious issue here and I was wondering if anyone knew who to contact over at Groundspeak to see if they really want this thing 4X4ing around here. Thanks!