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Thanks Oregon. I get it now. Sounds like a real loss. Hope it does return. Maybe one day I will drink something other than Bud. or coors? www.ManuelCasillas.com

Jammie Z first there are more than two rivers in TEXAS. In fact TEXAS is so big I think you can fit something like 15 to 100 tensenesses in TEXAS. To Jolly be good, thanks. It took me a while to figure it all out but it works great. Many thanks. One last shot to Jammie Z, try riding your bike across TEXAS. www.ManuelCasillas.com

Can someone please tell the rest of us that have never been there, what was or is so special about this place. Someone said that you love it or hate it. why ? Just-wondering. Thanks www.ManuelCasillas.com

Can someone please tell the rest of us that have never been there, what was or is so speacial about this place. Someone said that you love it or hate it. why ? Justwondering. Thanks www.ManuelCasillas.com

I wish some one would have told me that, if your going to be geo-caching you need a Compass as well as a GPS. Sometimes when your really close your unit may "freak-out" and you may need to take a bearing heading to find it.

Does any one know if you can search along a river for caches near by? I am planning a two week trip down a Texas River that has a lot of population anlong the way. I am sure there are many caches but do I have to get zip codes for ever place along the river. That sounds very diffecult and time consuming. Is there a short cut?

I own the GARMIN handheld...the simple model...yellow sport casing. I wanted to use it to chart out a golf course and was wondering how to set the distance reading when navigating to only read in yardage. Currently, when i'm about 400 yds from a green it will read 0.25 miles. By marking all the greens as waypoints and creating a route, I'm able to go around a golf course as if I had a GPS on the cart.