Cumberworthcachers

GC.com prompts the user to notify the TB owner after 14 days of inactivity. On the my account page it gives the following message: "* No activity in the last 14 days - Please drop off this travel bug in a new cache or contact the owner as a courtesy. If the Travel Bug has been lost, the owner can change the bug's status to an unknown location." I know this because I have had a bug for 4 weeks now (due to unforseen circumstances). I emailed the owner explaining and will drop off asap. If it was my bug and I hadn't heard after two weeks I would drop a short note to check on well being.

Hi Not me, my wife can't get enough of it - great family activity. Found this TravelBug near us that comes from this kind of angle. http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.as...f6-0ea8609f9ea6

Too late!! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...cc-96633775b69f It is a good cache however - wouldn't class it the in same league as a MM/A1..

We bought a Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx. Took the plunge big style for our entry into Geocaching. Can't wait to buy a boat and move to the coast, just to see if it really does float in water!!! I notice they are remarkably more expensive in the UK than in the USA.

Geocaching eh! I'll soon have this licked.

Great thanks - gone for the stickers, and will use abbr'vn in the micros. Its writing it out and controlling our 8 yr old's excitement and keeping an eye out etc etc. I'm sure with a few more months and few more caches under our belt it will all seem easy. Thanks for the pointers. It's great to be out & about and part of geocaching.

Ok - thanks. We just wanted something shorter for signing some of the caches. Ta

Hi Does anyone know if you can change your user name on Geocaching.com and retain your current history etc. Searched the site and various areas to find if you can do this - but to no avail. Thanks