Sagasu

I'm trying to get an activation code for a John Harrison first marine chronometer geocoin that I got as an FTF prize, but I have had no reply from the seller: smalltreasures4sale@cox.net, also known as toponym on these forums. Can anyone help? E-mail djlj@tds.net

Thanks for all the replies. In response to the question about bans in state parks, we have heard about that before. Here in Wisconsin, the restriction is to prevent discovery of historical artifacts without state involvement to protect such finds for historical purposes, although we were once given permission to use one in a state park for a "treasure hunt" on the beach where we had planted silver dollars for our son to find using his new detector.

In the forum discussion on caching in the snow, I've heard suggestions to be sure you create false tracks to avoid taking the fun out of the search for others, which makes sense since it's hard to wait another month or two to get out on searches. In today's forum I also heard someone suggest bringing a metal detector. Maybe this was tongue in cheek, but since my son has a good one, what are thoughts on the ethics of using one??

"Team" Sagasu has come across the expression veni vidi sivi in several log comments and have been able to determine that it has something to do with "to come, to see, to allow or permit." There seems to be a correlation to Caesar's veni, vidi, vici (I came, I saw, I conquered). We have tried to look this up on Latin online but can't get the expression pinned down that way very well, and when we type it in as such all we get is reference to cache logs, some of them in other parts of the world in foreign languages. Can anyone help out?