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Let me know were you will be next time. I will go get more beer for $5

#6 easy to put on ignore list

WOW, Welcome to the fun

The change over is automatic. You will need to sign out then back in on both GC and the forums. I would not worry about any one deleting a find. Remember though that you can only do it ONCE on your own. http://support.Groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=115

Thats great! Took me 2 years to get to 100 also. I know I will never get 1000 because there are at least that many with in 100 miles of me, that I have no desire to look for

Really? People have been following bad GPS directions as long as they have had maps and compasses? Go figure. This one was funny. "The 3 girls blamed a bad GPS" Not their inability to have a rational thought "keep going through the water were in a SUV"

A blank log.... Thats all you will get from me

Sorry you dont like it any more. I dont see why a redesign of the web site would turn you off that much. With 29 active caches still out there do you still plan to maintain, archive or let them turn into Geotrash? I do hope not the latter.

I dropped off 2 and picked up 2 at GW9 the TB area was very well organized.

I dropped on last year into a cache it went ZERO miles before the cache was stolen. This morning I get an email about another bug I marked missing a year ago. It was discovered. I moved it a little then sent a note to the cacher asking them to retrieve it again and of course thanking them for finding it. Frustrating but it happens

No problem. Welcome to the fun! I think you will be amazed at the things you will find close to home that you never knew existed

My take is ,, How can you find some thing that you hid?

If you have the iPhone app then you have the coordinates as you look at the cache page it self. The difficulty and terrain ratings are at the top of the cache page description. Take a look at this page to help you get started http://www.geocaching.com/guide/default.aspx Here is the glossary http://www.geocaching.com/about/glossary.aspx

Im guessing they are just trying to get around those pesky copy write infringements

Man oh man they can leave a mark

Wile caching at GW9 we met and cached with a nice guy from California named Alamogul. He has a few finds

That was my first thought too

I will raise ya 600 and a growler of Romulan Ale

People who cant take the time to read a cache description. Then complain about how hard it is to find, why is it in the woods, cant you make it easier, its not kid friendly, why cant you tell me the path to take, the weeds are to high, we had to walk to far,

I have tried to do them with the wereigo app but I just cant get it to work. I wont buy a compatible GPSr just to do them

Only cached in Canada once wile getting away from a family picnic for a hour or so. Since I live in WNY. We have the EDL witch is a PIA,, you have to keep it in a foil pouch because of the chip in it. I cant think of a cache called Eternal Flame in Canada but our friend Mr. Yuk owns this http://coord.info/GC10VMY cache

Great thread. Mr Dog. I love to explore old cemetery's. I have found a few prison and asylum ones too they fascinate me geocache or not. I always look for a Revolutionary War Veterans Grave when Im in an old one Asylum Poorhouse The Famous Attica Prison Here are a few links if your interested My link My link My link

Must be fly by caching

Well done! I cant help but wonder,,,,were is the yarn that keeps you from loosing your mittens

I was watching Strange Foods with Andrew Zimmer. He was in Madagascar. So of course after the show I gad to see how many caches were there. (there are 6) One find I noticed was by this user k3h5 A very fast traveler with an Ape cache and GS HQ souvenir