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In Poland we can add more active geocaches to statistics from Poland geocache database http://www.opencaching.pl where are about 4000 active geocaches http://www.opencaching.pl/graphs/new-caches-oc-en.php Regards from Poland

You can see result of search caches on http://www.opencaching.pl in and around Wroclaw : http://www.opencaching.pl/search.php?f_use...859〈=en If you have more question about translation descriptions of caches on OC PL to english please write on our forum: http://forum.opencaching.pl/viewforum.php?f=17

Please visit our local geocache database: http://www.opencaching.pl You can find a lot of geocache: http://www.opencaching.pl/search.php?searc...=35&unit=km If you want more information please visit our geocaching forum: http://forum.opencaching.pl .

Hi, If any want to download opensource code of opencaching you can use CVS in this way under linux CVSROOT=":pserver:anoncvs@devel.opencaching.de:/opencaching" export CVSROOT cvs checkout html

Opencaching project is still alive. You can download sources from: http://devel.opencaching.de/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/html On this opensource code working current 3 sites: www.opencaching.de , www.opencaching.pl , www.opencaching.cz

Yes, you can create own "TB" and register and track but on <unapproved link removed by moderator> It is very simple: register "goekret", print label with registered tracking number, attach label to for example a puppet and put to cache. It is all and you can track

You must visit http://www.opencaching.de (you are find 14 000 registered caches) In http://opencaching.de/search.php you can search by different options or you can download plugin to GE http://cms.opencaching.de/index.php?id=132 or download plugin for MapSource: http://cms.opencaching.de/index.php?id=136

I have found new geocaching tracking system http://www.geokrety.org About: GeoKrety (gr. geo = ‘earth’, krety pol. = ‘moles’) is a service similar to TravelBug or GeoLutins and aims at tracking things you put to geocache containers. People moves those registered things (called GeoKrety) from cache to cache and indicates each move on our service. The trip of each GeoKret is then presented on map. The service is absolutelly free and easy to use. The GeoKret can be anything, but in most cases it is a small puppet. GeoKret types * Traditional - a small puppet with a tag * A book/CD/DVD/... - when you want to track books, CD, DVDs dropped to cache containers. Just stick a GeoKret number and a short instructions on the back side of a cover. * A Human - when you want to track yourself and write something like GeoBlog