The "B" Team

Clyde I downloaded upgrade and now am a continuous loop that won't open program - any ideas as to what I did wrong?

I have only met a couple of people on the trail; in fact you were the first cacher that I met and it was at a CCCooper cache in West Virginia. We talked for a while and I remember saying to myself as I drove away – if all cachers are like him, this sport is filled with good people. Congrats on 900 – and I will be watching for # 1000. The "B" Team

Wow what a surprise to find this posting. I have not had a lot of time to cache this summer, and have not been looking on the site. Looking forward to fall when I can get back to caching. Thanks for the words, look for a new set of Urban caches this fall. Thanks The “B” Team

Seems like only yesterday I saw your 700th in Hagerstown - nice job - good luck on the next 1000.

Great job well worth the price of admision

I am using Windows Explorer and operate Windows XP Professional.

Before I would click on it and it would open up to the cache page for the waypoint I was researching. Now nothing happens.

Does anyone know how to enable the GPS Expert – “View Waypoint on Line” feature? For some reason mine stopped working, and I can’t figure out what I did or didn't do to stop this feature Thanks

It says I'm within 3 feet!!

Is anybody else having problems accessing the TB link?

Don’t hurt Bob, we would gladly take his place to go to “… St. Thomas to look for Caches and sip margaritas…” In fact we will carry your bags, supply batteries for the GPS, and taste test the Margaritas to insure they are good enough for you! So do we have a deal? The “B” Team

Knifes don’t bother me, but they are closed. But when you have an open blade or razor exposed aren’t you asking for trouble?

I was traveling on business and decided to do some caching. In two caches I found box cutters mixed in with the treasures. I don’t know how others feel, but I find it to be inappropriate. Caching is such a great family activity, and I just have a hard time figuring why someone would leave behind such an item for a child to find. Guess they were on sale, and someone bought them in bulk, not realizing what harm they could cause!