The Artful Dodger
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I found a link to your Personal web page scribbled on the back of a toilet stall on one of those rest stops on the NJ Turnpike!
Your fashion page is to DIE FOR !!!
How DO you find the time to geocache??
[This message was edited by The Artful Dodger on August 05, 2002 at 10:19 AM.]
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I found a link to your Personal web page scribbled on the back of a toilet stall on one of those rest stops on the NJ Turnpike!
Your fashion page is to DIE FOR !!!
How DO you find the time to geocache??
[This message was edited by The Artful Dodger on August 05, 2002 at 10:19 AM.]
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14 people watching it. Cool!
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[This message was edited by The Artful Dodger on August 05, 2002 at 08:41 AM.]
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[This message was edited by The Artful Dodger on August 05, 2002 at 08:41 AM.]
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The Rapture of the Deep - Scuba Multicache
It hasnt been found yet, but has been recently verified by a friend that it is still there.
I cant believe the # of people watching this cache ..
I have had two emails from newspapers and one from CNN.com regarding this underwater adventure. I really want someone to find this one soon 
An amazing statistic (to me, that is) is that my cache page is viewed AT LEAST ONCE EVERYDAY since inception (I have a counter on the page). I dont know where they hear about it but people find it.
I have another scuba multicache planned for the Great Barrier Reef in December....working on it.
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The Rapture of the Deep - Scuba Multicache
It hasnt been found yet, but has been recently verified by a friend that it is still there.
I cant believe the # of people watching this cache ..
I have had two emails from newspapers and one from CNN.com regarding this underwater adventure. I really want someone to find this one soon 
An amazing statistic (to me, that is) is that my cache page is viewed AT LEAST ONCE EVERYDAY since inception (I have a counter on the page). I dont know where they hear about it but people find it.
I have another scuba multicache planned for the Great Barrier Reef in December....working on it.
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Well done guys!
Any geocaching stories to tell?
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Well done guys!
Any geocaching stories to tell?
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I wasnt too happy seeing one guy take his bug all over the world racking up miles..
Your idea is a very good compromise.
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Currently, one cannot edit entries on the Travel Bug section of the site as we can do with the normal Caches section.
I keep a nice running commentary on some of my Bugs and it would be nice to be able to Edit them for spelling errors, HTML code fixes etc. (see Dufus, the Dawg as an example.)
I am referring to the Log entries and not the Travel Bug description entry.
Thanks
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In one case, someone wrote 'Geoterrors was here' in the Logbook and trashed the cache all over the place.
...I guess you will always have people in this world whose parents did a poor job in raising them !!
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My E.T The Extra Terrestrial travel bug's goal was to move one state at a time from the East Coast to California. I thought it would take a while. Well, some cool geocacher moved it there in one shot! All I did now, was move the goalposts and now E.T has to go to Florida. Undoubtably, I will keep moving the goal...
If you really want to have a entended goal, try and get your travel bug to a foreign destination. My four GeoMonkeys have been trying to leave the country for the last 222 days to make it to New Zealand !! No %@^# Luck!
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I have some travel bugs that are bound for AUckland, New Zealand from the USA. Originally it was bound for South Africa until the intended recipient immigrated to NZ.
When will they get there....? Who knows! Its so difficult to get bugs to travel overseas.
But look out for them...eventually.
Likewise, if anyone is in the US and is going back to NZ soon, put these dudes on your watchlist. Who knows, they may pop up in your area for pickup. thanks
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I have some travel bugs that are bound for AUckland, New Zealand from the USA. Originally it was bound for South Africa until the intended recipient immigrated to NZ.
When will they get there....? Who knows! Its so difficult to get bugs to travel overseas.
But look out for them...eventually.
Likewise, if anyone is in the US and is going back to NZ soon, put these dudes on your watchlist. Who knows, they may pop up in your area for pickup. thanks
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....I was known among the kids in the neighbourhood as a sneaky, conniving little bastard!
...hence the nickname of Artful Dodger from the character in the Charles Dickens novel, Oliver Twist
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....I was known among the kids in the neighbourhood as a sneaky, conniving little bastard!
...hence the nickname of Artful Dodger from the character in the Charles Dickens novel, Oliver Twist
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Originally posted by BrianSnat:One cache I know of (placed by the Artful Dodger) that has a plaque with coordinates attached to a wreck, that point to a cache on dry land. Good way to have an underwater cache, without worrying about the contents getting wet.
Thanks Brian
The Rapture of the Deep Scuba multicache is alive and well. The plaque on the shipwreck is still there (verified by a diver friend recently) as well as the main cache on the island of Bimini, Bahamas.
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Originally posted by BrianSnat:One cache I know of (placed by the Artful Dodger) that has a plaque with coordinates attached to a wreck, that point to a cache on dry land. Good way to have an underwater cache, without worrying about the contents getting wet.
Thanks Brian
The Rapture of the Deep Scuba multicache is alive and well. The plaque on the shipwreck is still there (verified by a diver friend recently) as well as the main cache on the island of Bimini, Bahamas.
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After pondering on a previous posting I made regarding the inability of some of my bugs to hitch a ride overseas from the USA, I was thinking that we are in need of some good Bug Hotels along the Northeast here.
For those you are not familiar with TB hotels, these are caches specifically set up near a airport (usually within walking or short drive distance) where a geocachers can either drop off or pick up a TB if they are flying overseas or wish their TB to be taken abroad. There are hotels at inland airports too for domestic travel.
A search on 'hotel' shows a few of them set up in the UK for this purpose. It seems to work well.
It would be great to have a hotel near Logan Airport, Boston or Newark, New Jersey or even JFK. A good idea would be to place one of these caches at rest stops or those restaurant rest areas littered on major roads.
If anyone is near some of these areas, let us know if you can help out with the creation of the Travel Bug Hotels. One could modify the TB cache page to ask geocachers to place it in XXX hotel for departure.
...anyway, just a thought.....
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After pondering on a previous posting I made regarding the inability of some of my bugs to hitch a ride overseas from the USA, I was thinking that we are in need of some good Bug Hotels along the Northeast here.
For those you are not familiar with TB hotels, these are caches specifically set up near a airport (usually within walking or short drive distance) where a geocachers can either drop off or pick up a TB if they are flying overseas or wish their TB to be taken abroad. There are hotels at inland airports too for domestic travel.
A search on 'hotel' shows a few of them set up in the UK for this purpose. It seems to work well.
It would be great to have a hotel near Logan Airport, Boston or Newark, New Jersey or even JFK. A good idea would be to place one of these caches at rest stops or those restaurant rest areas littered on major roads.
If anyone is near some of these areas, let us know if you can help out with the creation of the Travel Bug Hotels. One could modify the TB cache page to ask geocachers to place it in XXX hotel for departure.
...anyway, just a thought.....
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for Newark and JFK and LaGuardia on the east Coast here as a stepping stone to getting these bugs outta this country and beyond!!
I like the idea of rest stops being used along the Interstates...
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Originally posted by AmericanSpirit:In a previous thread (can't find link) it was mentioned to use PVC pipe and place ends on it cementing one closed, and letting the other screw on and off freely.
There are 10 types of people in the world..those that understand binary and those that don't
The PVC pipe cache and instructions can be found here
Magazine cache items
in General geocaching topics
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I placed a few mags in a cache of mine that accidentally got wet resulting in soggy, scrappy magazines.
Perhaps a jiffy bag might help to prevent the mags from 'disintegrating.'
...but a good idea, nevertheless.