Newbie

[+halffast]

I still consider myself new to geo-caching.How long untill Im not considered new to this sport

[+Morgan's Marauders]

I still consider myself new to geo-caching.How long untill Im not considered new to this sport

Only you're the judge of that question.

 

After a year and a half, and 142 finds, sometimes I still feel like a newbie, when that 1-1 has me stumped and I can't find it!

 

When you have about 25 finds under your belt and you're starting to think about hiding one yourself, perhaps you won't feel so "new."

 

After all, you're only as old - or as young - as you feel!

 

Happy Caching!

 

Momma Marauder

[+AuntieWeasel]

I still consider myself new to geo-caching.How long untill Im not considered new to this sport

Ummm...seven months and a hundred and something finds? I think most of the new has worn off by now.

[+Miragee]

Since there are so many people in this area who have found a "Tonne" (2000) of caches who have been at this for a lot longer than I have, I still consider myself a newbie, even with 313 finds, because I've only been doing this since January 17.

[+Team Neos]

190 finds after about a year (bought my husband a GPS for his June 21st birthday last year) and definitely still a newbie here! I have wondered when the new will wear off myself. While I don't feel like a raw novice any longer, I certainly don't feel like an old hand yet, either.

[+webscouter.]

once you stop wondering whether or not you are a newbie you no longer are.

[+Pork King]

Ah, young grasshopper, while still you ask, still you will be. Remember...Life is a hallway, and geocaching is yet a door.