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Thanks everyone! Just to confirm the answers to my specific questions are: 1. April 21, 2015 2. Yes, they are allowed to have additional requirements for caches published before that date.

I have a very specific question regarding challenge cache requirements: I know that the owner of a challenge cache with a project-gc checker cannot require the finders to add anything to their logs proving that they satisfy it, this is what the checker is for. However, I also know that the guidelines did not use to be this way, people did use to have to paste specific things in logs in order to log challenge caches. Therefore I would like to ask: 1. When did this change specifically? As in, what is the exact date? 2. Let's say this happened on date X. Are geocache owners that were published before X, but that nevertheless do have valid project-gc checkers, allowed to require me to post evidence in my log? Thanks in advance for any informed answers.

Oh sorry this is not what I meant. You should obviously check if you qualify for a challenge before submitting a found log, I was merely making sure that you don't need to provide any evidence of that in that log.

You are literally saying something that you were specifically asked not to say.

Hi, New challenge caches all have a project-gc checker. For such a cache, published recently, is it formally okay to just log it with a "tftc" and leave the checking of my satisfying of the requirements as the responsibility of the owner? This is not to claim that I approve of such short logs, I am just trying to nail down the exact rules. Thanks

Hi, I recently published a series of challenge caches. A new user has logged four of them without satisfying any. I deleted her logs and sent her a message explaining why I did that and that she can leave a note instead. As she is a very new cacher (only has 1 find except for my challenge caches), I also explained that it may be a good idea to just start by finding traditional caches. She then proceeded to log the caches twice more, and I deleted her logs twice more. Now she has logged them again, for the fourth time. She never replied to my message. I know that she did physically find at least one of the caches, as she posted a photo of the container with one of her logs. She has not signed any of the four logbooks. I am also slightly surprised that, even though she is a completely new cacher and potentially not understanding the rules of the game perfectly, she already has a premium account. Anyway, I mostly would like to ask for advice - where can I take it from here? I feel like deleting the logs again is pointless as chances are she will just log them one more time. Is there somewhere I could report the situation to?

That is not really what I am asking...

Hi, I am coming to London in a week's time and will have an entire day for geocaching. I would like to maximise my number of finds on this day. As I have cached in London many times before, I assume the best way to do this would be some trail out of the city, preferably easily reachable by train. Can you recommend a well-maintained, easy-to-do trail which will help me find as many caches as possible? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I will be in Brighton area for a day and I like walking around nice places and caching. I am usually very fast and don't mind doing many caches in a row. Can anyone recommend a trail, say, within 1hr train journey from Brighton, that I could do? I am currently considering this one: GC5W496, but I am open to other suggestions.

Mam ten sam system, tę samą aplikację i też jestem premium. I nie do końca rozumiem jaki związek ma mieć ta aplikacja z "nearby geocaches"?

Jeśli pamiętasz, które kesze znalazłeś na tym starym, to możesz w nie wejść i znaleźć swoje stare logi. Tym sposobem odzyskasz nazwę użytkownika.

Good idea. Thanks!

No no no. Please don't be offended. That was the last thing I was trying to do. I checked the French side of the border on street view. Here I was hoping to get some info on the German side of the border. I appreciated all your comments. But I do not want to take trams, trains, buses or anything of the sort. Thanks again for your time.

Guys... I am grateful that you want to help, but it looks like none of you actually read my questions and you are answering different questions instead...

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/EuroAirport+Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg+(EAP),+68304+Saint-Louis,+France/47.5907564,7.5950563/@47.5879286,7.5443709,14z/data=!3m2!4b1!5s0x4791bc1cce59158f:0x7edf0a3a9f746bbe!4m9!4m8!1m5!1m1!1s0x4791bc03489a7343:0xbf89976c80072a54!2m2!1d7.5254958!2d47.5981804!1m0!3e2 For me this looks like it's pretty close.

No, I am from Poland. My question was mostly about how easy the route will be for a pedestrian. From google street view I see that in some places there is no pavement, but there is always some space for a pedestrian to walk. But there is no street view on the German part of the route, so maybe someone here could help me with this.

Hello, There is a high chance I will arrive at Basel airport in the morning and leave in the late evening in the next few weeks. Can anyone advise me whether there are any issues with grabbing a cache in France, then walking to Germany, getting a cache there and then walking to Basel, caching there for a while and walking back to the airport? I am thinking of the following possible issues: - the local roads are not pedestrian-friendly - there are some border issues (I have crossed the Swiss border to France and Liechtenstein before and there were no issues, but I am reading on the airport website that there is a passport check inside the building - not sure why) -the walk is too long (which I don't think will be an issue for me. Google maps states it's a walk of about 20km, which I can do easily) Please advise whether there may be any problems with this and, also, post your cache recommendations from the area.

Hi there, We are going to Iceland for a weekend in November and I would like to find some memorable and enjoyable cache while there. Could you recommend some that you really liked? Preferably not at the most frequented tourist locations.

Hi, I am coming to Bristol for a day tomorrow, could you recommend some caches?

Thanks!

Hi, I just wrote a new riddle cache and the website automatically insterted a checker in it. How can I get rid of it before I send it to be reviewed? THanks in advance

wantsky, Ty i ja chyba po prostu inaczej zrozumieliśmy sformułowanie "znana lista". Ja myślałem o takich ludziach, którzy powiedzieli innym, że dostali wirtuale, więc społeczność wiedziała, że prędzej czy później coś wypuszczą. A Ty chyba myślałeś o jakiejś oficjalnej liście Groundspeaka.

co ja czytam?

We went on Saturday (thanks to Ryanair providing cheap flights, which in turn was thanks to the Six Nations) and yes, we found this one

Thanks!