RedWingBlackBird

Doc-Dean How much is a bus ride to Hell?! HEHE Ok, how much is it really?

Going on a Carnival Cruise next week. My 2nd time cruising, 1st time caching abroad. Just wanted to get some feedback about the following caches I'll attempt and any recommendations. BTW - Not doing any tours b/c of $$$ Isla Roatan, Honduras Isla Roatan Georgetown, Cayman Island Grand Cayman Heroes Joe Tourist Iguana Cache Franklin the swimmer hell on earth TO HELL AND BACK Cozumel, Mexico Land, Sea and Air Thanks ahead of time.

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New show on OLN - Queer Eye for the Geocache Guy

What a coincidence. I just did a cache this weekend that I wish I had never done. Check out the logs but I don't think this cache will last very long. Crossing to the Lone Magnolia

couldn't find that title but I found this.. America's Best Places to find Cash and Treasures Don't know if it will be on again but HERE 'S the page

thats one of the places i saw it. thx

I really wanna know how come some msgs just say 'bump' ? things that make me say 'hmmmm'

Just thought of this too - After you pour the water in, cache comes up. You sign the log/trade stuff and put the cache back in. The water is still in the pipe and the cache will still float. Therefore, the 1st finder would have to bring water and, depending if the water drains or not, the following finders may or may not have to bring water.

I've done one cache that recquired you to go to different coords in order to figure out the combination. It was pretty easy and hard to screw up. Here's the cache page: Macs Tracks

On Ebay, search for 'Ghost in a Jar' - you'll get some really funny returns. For Example here

26 from Peachtree City, GA.

Drop off your Travel bugs at: Johnny Cache's Midsouth Tour. Friday (04/07) before Noon.

Oops. I meant EasyGPS instead of Expert. DUH

This has probably been posted before but - I'm interested in getting some mapping software to log found and yet to be found caches for Georgia. I'm using ExpertGPS right now for my Garmin Venture but would love to have detailed maps of more than 1 cache location. I have XP and saving money is more important than having TOPO features. Essentially, I would like to plan my trips for geocaching and print out directions also but the priority is just plotting out caches I have found and not found. Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

This has probably been posted before but - I'm interested in getting some mapping software to log found and yet to be found caches for Georgia. I'm using EasyGPS right now for my Garmin Venture but would love to have detailed maps of more than 1 cache location. I have XP and saving money is more important than having TOPO features. Essentially, I would like to plan my trips for geocaching and print out directions also but the priority is just plotting out caches I have found and not found. Thanks in advance for your recommendations. [This message was edited by RedWingBlackBird on March 24, 2003 at 06:46 PM.]

1. How did you find out/start geocaching? - Found out about it on TV about a year ago. Found site November last year 2. Who/what got you started geocaching? - Enjoy cartography and geography. Loved exploring as a kid (still a kid!) 3. How often you do it? - Atleast every weekend. 4. How long have you been doing it? - January 2003 5. Spending amounts: a. Price of GPS - $160 b. Placing a cache - Haven't placed one yet c. other equipment and prices (lights, ropes, etc) - Gas for car - 1 Arm and 1 Leg (thank god I have some left over)

Roger that dusty. Thanks.

I've been having some trouble with my Etrex Venture getting a good reliable signal while hunting for a cache in the woods. I understand that the thick tree-cover will hinder my receiver but is there a way to do some kind of 'distance averaging' when you can't get a good signal. For example, I found this feature available on a Sportrak in another forum: "wait a 30 secs or so until you get a reasonable accuracy (<40 feet), remember the distance and bearing to the cache and use your sight&go-feature (don´t know what it´s called on your Sportrack) and walk the projected distance in the direction of the cache." Thanks

The site is not in Peachtree City. It's actually just outside of Palmetto in South Fulton Co. Anyways, I've decided to focus on placing a cache somewhere else. Its gonna be closer to home and a lot more fun to plan. I can't wait to get it going. I was trying to search the net for any email addy's and/or property info but I got frustrated. Fulton co. is a pain and not research-from-home friendly in my opinion. I will be happy to send the pics & info to anyone else if they are interested in placing a cache there. Thanks for the responses ya'll!

Customer service for a medical maufacturing company. Love the benefits and the company but my goals are to find something in cartography or computer hardware.