cache chasers

I just checked to see if my new cache was approved and this is what I saw HOLD ~ Gravity Hill Mini Cache (Pennsylvania) What does the "HOLD" mean?

LOL Are you going to let a little pain get in the way of geocaching...Suck it up...bite the bullet...get off of the couch....find some more caches.....just kidding I hope everything is ok

You can find the information you are looking for on the "Hide and Seek a Cache" page

As far as I know they do not go out and check each and every cache....LOL wouldn't that be a great jog

It was never approved. When life gives you lemons make lemonaid

OOOOOOOPPPPPPPPPSSSSS I deleted his log...I have no idea how to email him [This message was edited by cache chasers on April 08, 2003 at 12:04 PM.]

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I recently had a virtual cache archived…and after receiving some advice from a few fellow cachers….I’ve changed it to a traditional cache. Is there anything special I have to do to have it approved or do I just resubmit it. (i.e. modify cache report)

I try to make it a faimly event but it usually ends up being my two daughters and myself...the better half and my son come along every so often

Myself 36 The better half 35 Children 13, 12 and 10

What is it ... Gravity Hill is a phenomenon. Cars roll uphill, water flows the wrong way ... it's a place where gravity has gone haywire. Why it happens, nobody knows for sure. A few speculate that it's nothing more than an optical illusion. Others are certain that there is a definite gravity warp in the earth that causes this strange occurrence. But, whatever the reason, you can tell your friends that you've made it to the often talked about, but seldom found, Gravity Hill. What to do when you get there? Stay calm ... keep cool. As you strain your ears to hear the laws of physics being shattered, put your car in neutral (after checking behind you for oncoming traffic, of course) and take your foot off the brake. Your car will roll, uphill. Some people like to take water or various other non-flammable, biodegradable liquids and pour them onto the road. The liquids will flow uphill. (Your car might lie to you, but pure water will not ... you will believe in the power of Gravity Hill!) See the hint for detailed driving instuctions. To receive credit for this cache email me the distance in feet between the spay painted beginning and end of gravity hill. +/- 15 feet

What do I need to do to get this can approved?

Should this virtual cache be archived. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=60705 Gravity Hill GCED21 Thank You for the input What is it ... Gravity Hill is a phenomenon. Cars roll uphill, water flows the wrong way ... it's a place where gravity has gone haywire. Why it happens, nobody knows for sure. A few speculate that it's nothing more than an optical illusion. Others are certain that there is a definite gravity warp in the earth that causes this strange occurrence. But, whatever the reason, you can tell your friends that you've made it to the often talked about, but seldom found, Gravity Hill. What to do when you get there? Stay calm ... keep cool. As you strain your ears to hear the laws of physics being shattered, put your car in neutral (after checking behind you for oncoming traffic, of course) and take your foot off the brake. Your car will roll, uphill. Some people like to take water or various other non-flammable, biodegradable liquids and pour them onto the road. The liquids will flow uphill. (Your car might lie to you, but pure water will not ... you will believe in the power of Gravity Hill!) See the hint for detailed driving instuctions. To receive credit for this cache email me the distance in feet between the spay painted beginning and end of gravity hill. +/- 15 feet [This message was edited by cache chasers on April 07, 2003 at 02:33 PM.]

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Try to get the local newspaper to do a story on geocaching.

I was told I had to get permission to place a cache in a PA state park, but when I talked to one of the rangers he had no idea what I was talking about. NOW WHAT?

now the directions say to point my antenna I mean the GPS antenna in the air

Great article...I photocopied it and had my students read it in class.

I used a Magellan Pioneer for my fist 10 finds with out any problems. It had only two decimal points. It was a little bit of a challenge but we survived.

LOL I don' thave the time to sit and read 38 posts...so give me the scoop on what I have to do to place a cache in a state park. I would like to place one ASAP in Shawnee State Park, Schellsburg, PA

I live in Schellsburg, PA. I was wondering if there are any cachers near me.

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Quality time with my family

If you have not log a DNF…..LOL….You’re not a real geocacher…….