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The way I see it is may be a combination of a number of things, as some have said maybe logging from a smart phone. Maybe their English isn’t very good and they find things difficult to put into words. Maybe (and I don’t think this applies in this case) they didn’t think much about your caches. Maybe they found a lot of caches during the day a writing an individual report on each cache would take a long time and they were going out for a well deserved pint, who knows? But at the very least take it as a confirmation that your cache is still there.

Many thanks to you all for you help. It looks like another one of my TB's is lost, this one having travelled over 18500 miles (29700 km). I think I'll just let this one rest, if it turns up again then so be it, it not

My Spring Ducking Geocoin TB26TPF has been in this cache since 10/07/2011 GC2CK3F - Convento de Santa Clara and dispite 25 cache visit as yet nobody has moved it on. Could somebody read the cache logs for me and tell me if anybody mentions the TB not been in the cache or could a local cacher move this TB on for me?

Of course the cache near a dog pooh bin, disguised to look like a bag of dog pooh shouldn’t be left off this list.

The Wold way splits at Market Weighton and you can take either path around the town which would also bring Londesborough Ramble 1 & The Bonus cache into the list. However to complete the series would involve you a lot of backtracking and add many miles to your walk.

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I have a Colorado and a couple of weeks ago I went out with a new cacher who had just bought an Oregon. I think we both quickly come to the same conclusion, the Colorado was better. The screen was easier to see and the menus were easier to navigate. Although I'm sure with a bit of practice the menu "problem" would be overcome, for me the much better screen clarity on the Colorado made me glad I went for that model.

"Bring a pen or pencil" Wow no s**t sherlock, what will I need one of those for

What model of Garmin is it.