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There was one cache that I wasn't even sure if it was a cache because when I pulled out the log sheet, it had a long list of personal secrets and numbers to call for "goods".. it wasn't until I unrolled the entire paper and saw logs on the innermost part that I realized it was in fact the cache.

I would LOVE to do this! It's a little far from here though.. lol

How do you access it? The link provided in another post in this thread doesn't work.

What state is it in at least? lol

It does clutter my souvenir section, but I don't really pay it any mind. I geocache when I have time, and if I don't have any time on a particular day, then I'm not really worried if I miss the souvenir or not. It would be nice if they could compress all the souvenirs for this month into a separate folder or something because they do take up a lot of space.

Finding a cache with junk in it. Only happened to me once so far, but it's disappointing. I want to collect swag that I find... if it's just garbage, well..

People always post NM in my area, but I've never seen a NA. I guess it depends on the situation, but I logged a NM yesterday because the cache had DNFs for over a year, with no finds in-between, and the logs were pretty descriptive of how everyone searched hard.. so I just want the CO to confirm that the cache is still there. If I searched and couldn't find it, but someone else found it earlier, I wouldn't mark it... I probably wouldn't mark it if a few people before me couldn't find it and neither could I. It seems to be a case-by-case scenario... I wouldn't use it too frequently, but there are some caches that do indeed need maintenance.

I'm new, so I haven't found any swag yet, but my aim is to collect what I find to serve as a memory of my past adventures.

I think the vibration alert is an excellent idea, as long as it has an enable/disable feature. I'd like to be able to edit my logs from my iPhone because I made a small error before, and I was unable to fix it until I got home. It's not really a big deal, but it shouldn't be that difficult to just make an edit to a log.