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But your link isn't working. It says: Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. That's impossible, I have an all access pass but I left it in my other pants. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

lanyard is cool, but those placemats just aren't my style!

I have a competition tow boat (for wakeboarding) with dual speedometers which allows me to be highly accurate and precise in my MPH reading. When I compared the boat's MPH reading with my GPS, both were nearly identical. A difference of .3 MPH. I'm convinced that the GPS speed is quite accurate.

I don't believe you can. Those options are only seen by you when you are logged in. Other users can't see them. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Well you've come to the right place. All of the folks here are very helpful and they make caching a wonderful experience. Best of luck to you! Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

it looks like you were trying to link to the .htm file and not the .gif file. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

On my first cache (not too long ago) I took a Red Wolf bottle opener. I used it once and it didn't work very well so I traded it in on my next cache. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

So I asked this question not long ago and got some good responses. You may want to check them out. When it snows Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

First make sure you are logged on to Geocaching.com. Then go to the page of the cache you've found. If you're not sure what the name of it was, do a search for caches in your area and look for it in the list. On the TOP RIGHT you will see a button that says "Log your visit". From there just fill out the info and submit it. Your visit will now be logged. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

I'm very satisfied with my etrex legend and I'm sure you will be too. Have fun! Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Using a pin or needle as a compass: In order for any survival expedition to be successful, you must have the right materials. To use a needle as a compass, you must have a silk or other type of polarizing cloth. This is all you will be needing (aside from the pin of course!) a) Rub the needle on the cloth in one direction (it doesn't matter either up or down. It must be rubbed in a dragging motion IN ONE DIRECTION ONLY!!! Place the now magnetized/polarized needle on a leaf or other such floatable material in a small motionless pool of water. The side of the needle that was dragged across the silk will point North. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

my alien friends and I would be happy to transport your travelbug to our cache on Mars. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Could someone post a picture of one of these coins? They sound interesting. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Could someone post a picture of one of these coins? They sound interesting. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Sorry, but my alien friends and I have claimed all of your moon and most of ours for caching games. Mars is still up for grabs. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

Sorry, but my alien friends and I have claimed all of your moon and most of ours for caching games. Mars is still up for grabs. Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpkin holds your destiny.

I'm new to the geocaching scene and since the snow will soon be falling in Wisconsin I was just curious. Do folks retrieve their caches before the first snowfall? And if I put a cache on the moon what coordinates should I use? Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpking holds your destiny.

I'm new to the geocaching scene and since the snow will soon be falling in Wisconsin I was just curious. Do folks retrieve their caches before the first snowfall? And if I put a cache on the moon what coordinates should I use? Throw the pumpkin at the tree, unless you think that pumpking holds your destiny.