Mexico

[Tcloud]

I Have two travel bugs I want to take to San Felipe. How do I find a cache, with out Zip codes????? And should I leave them in Mexico???? I will not have internet, so I need to know before I leave.

 

Thanks Tcloud

[+the hermit crabs]

This site gives the coordinates for the airport at San Felipe as N 31 10.0, W 114 50.0. (The city itself looks more like it's at about N 31 02.700, W 114 50.000). You can search for caches from that location. (It looks like there are quite a few! )

 

As far as dropping off bugs goes: if there is nothing in their goals that says otherwise, I would feel free to take them. If their goals are something like "travel to cold locations," or "travel around the US," then don't. But if they just have a generic "travel around" goal with no stated restrictions, sure, go ahead. (You'll probably get some advice to "ask the bug owner"... I wouldn't. If they didn't say not to take it to other countries on the bug's page, then I think you should be able to take it wherever you want without having to ask permission.) Just make sure to log them into the cache as soon as you get back home, since you won't have internet access on your trip.

Edited January 27, 2006 by the hermit crabs

[+GIDEON-X]

Hi, I just recentaly did a cache about half-way to San-Flipe Baja Geode Geocache Click on the All near by cache link and this willl get U some..............There is / or was a web-cam cache in San-Flipe......................Goood Luck............... Edited January 27, 2006 by GIDEON-X

[+wornout]

You might want to bring a travel bug to 'GCHEF5' Those bug that have visited have ended up enjoying it. This travel bug hotel is about 7 miles north of San Felipe.

 

If you are near the intersection of Interstate 8 and California 111, check out this travel bug drop off: GCJ0ZM