+Sister Morphine Posted May 18, 2006 Share Posted May 18, 2006 Hello, I'm a newer cacher from Northern Michigan. I always cache with my 13 year old daughter The Black Rose. I figured I'd post and maybe strike up conversation with some new people in the sport. Shawn Quote Link to comment
+BAMBOOZLE Posted May 18, 2006 Share Posted May 18, 2006 Ware Yat Bloen : Long time, no see. I don't lurk much but check on this " National" site from time to time. Most of my forum activity is on the LA site as well as MISS and ALA where I spend most of my caching time. I'm currently at the View Carre' cache site and all is well. I can't account for the hostility.....maybe that's why the Bible say's to let your conversation be , yes -yes and no - no. To cachers around the country I'd like to say the Big Easy is coming back and welcome you to the View Carre' cache where you can see it all. Quote Link to comment
+Snoogans Posted May 19, 2006 Share Posted May 19, 2006 To cachers around the country I'd like to say the Big Easy is coming back and welcome you to the View Carre' cache where you can see it all. That is one world class cache and I plan to revisit it sometime soon! Quote Link to comment
+ChristyJ Posted May 22, 2006 Share Posted May 22, 2006 Good sunny day. I just joined yesterday as the geocaching "game" intrigues me. I was especially excited abou7t the possiblity of exploring the acesibility of spots and further lure other wheelchair ridden 9as i am) to this great outdoor activity. Any thoughts on how to start? I would love to go with those that are going to keep the event social as well.Christy Quote Link to comment
+ChristyJ Posted May 22, 2006 Share Posted May 22, 2006 Hi shawn- I am traveling the UP this late july and august any chaces I need to seek out? I travel with a wheelchair. Christy Hello, I'm a newer cacher from Northern Michigan. I always cache with my 13 year old daughter The Black Rose. I figured I'd post and maybe strike up conversation with some new people in the sport. Shawn Quote Link to comment
+rasj & Stacey Posted May 22, 2006 Share Posted May 22, 2006 rasj here. I'm a newbie, but loving every minute of it. I've been learning things the hard way, but at least I'm learning. ) Quote Link to comment
+TripsMom Posted May 23, 2006 Share Posted May 23, 2006 Hi there, My 6 year old triplets and I started geocaching about two weeks ago. They love it. Great way to get out of the house! I'm working on getting Cachemate to sync with my Palm. Must be doing something wrong. Guess I'll just buy some more printer paper for the time being. Quote Link to comment
Playhawke Posted May 24, 2006 Share Posted May 24, 2006 Never heard the phrase "lurker" but it sounded funny. Hello to all, my name is Playhawke, and I just discovered geocaching this week, everything is new to me, degrees, decimals, minutes, they used to be friendly words, now, I have to use them, twist them, play with them...a challenge.....keeps you thinking, which is cool. I did a geosearch that apparenly everyone kept saying was soooooo easy, but of course, to me it was not. Little did I realize just how important a "gps" is, I got so frustrated at my attempts that I went and bought one, just a little eTrex, but that baby took me right to it! I was shocked, I bow to all of you, this is fun, wish I had found it sooner. Needless to say, I am learning as I go, so if anyone has a tip or two to throw my way, GREAT, or a secret to help me along to make it that much easier.... Take care all Quote Link to comment
bestis Posted May 24, 2006 Share Posted May 24, 2006 Often when discussing features of the website, the point is raised that many of the people who might feel one way, or another about a given topic never actually say anything because the forums are so hostile. Another good point that often comes up is that the forum is where people come to learn about caching, and we should try give the best impression we can. I'm curious to know how many people are out there quietly taking it all in. There really is no topic here, so you can't post off topic. And since there is no topic, there needn't be any arguing either. Feel free to use this thread to say "Hi", and introduce yourself. Hi there I am bestis from New Brunswick , i got into geocacheing about a month now,it's the most fun i have had in Bathurst,NB. in the 17 yrs. i have been here.i just love the hunt.There are some really good cachers here and there putting more every day.I just wanted to say something to someone in Newfoundland, a place i"am from and have'nt seen for 17 yrs. I'am from springdale .I do hope to go there again. Quote Link to comment
+Lapierre Posted May 25, 2006 Share Posted May 25, 2006 (edited) Hi, My sons, 8 & 10, and I are new to geocaching. They are both in scouts and have heard about it. We found 21/2 caches our first day out. If it hadn't been pouring we would have finished the third. They want me to tell you all that it was I, Dad, who wimped out. Let me add that they were all for heading on a 2 mile hike in heavey down pour, 50ish temps, no rain gear and intermitent lightening! I have to be honest I wasn't aware the forums were here until we started trying to figure out Numeration Destination. Finding the clues has made it easier to learn more about this web site and geocaching in general. (Had to hunt thru the site to figure out who Pantalaimon is, who he finds caches with and so on. I still have a hard time trying to figure out how to follow threads and find topics. I'm not even sure how recent this topic is? But, I looking forward to getting more involved. Oh! The two we found were Ocean State and In Memory of Little Bett. May 21 was our first attempt at finding a cache. Got rained out of Nipmuck River. Just to show you what the kids have to put up with - after finding the Ocean State cache I wasn't sure how to get to route 96 for the next one. Finally the kids pointed out - "Uh, dad--you have a GPS in your hand with the coordinates and street mapping" To make things worse Route 96 was one street over! By the way, does anyone know a term which loosely means hyperlinking someone to the thread of a topicwhich has already been discussed? It's the last clue we need - I think? Any way - hope to meet some of Y'all out there. Rich OH I'm from Northern Rhode Island (not that the north is very far from the south, east or westbut hey - it's a 60 minute difference!) Edited May 25, 2006 by Lapierre Quote Link to comment
+RedMatrix Posted May 26, 2006 Share Posted May 26, 2006 Hello. I am from Mission, Tx. I got into this barely 3 days ago. Someone on a forum I co-admin was talking about a PBS show he saw. It was about geocaching. I clicked the link, and was surprised that there were many in my "back yard." Quote Link to comment
+RedMatrix Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 Lapierre, I thought hyperlinking was the term. I guess you could call it hot-linking, cross-linking, referral linking. Quote Link to comment
OttoLund Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 (edited) Hi, I'm Otto, from Norway. I'm a computer engineer with a growing need for outdoor sport activities. When I got my first GPSr and was introduced to geocaching, I became a geocacher over night, with GPSr and camera I've been here for a while, participated mainly with new threads with some interesting topics like battery technology, some keywords NiMH, good ecomony and no waste. The discussions and answers were comprehensive and professional, with a lot of knowledge from a lot of people. Latest thread, capercaillie, us geocachers have to learn about the natives in the forest, they who protect the caches when we are at home Thanks Otto Edited May 27, 2006 by OttoLund Quote Link to comment
+norsehawk Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 Hi All, I am a relatively new cacher, In the Tampa Bay area, I don't post a whole lot on the forums, not a whole lot to say about myself. Have fun! Quote Link to comment
+...The Girl Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 ***snip*** By the way, does anyone know a term which loosely means hyperlinking someone to the thread of a topicwhich has already been discussed? It's the last clue we need - I think? ***snip*** I believe the term you're looking for is 'markwell' ... one of the many things I've learned from 'lurking' Quote Link to comment
ropoll Posted May 31, 2006 Share Posted May 31, 2006 How can I transfer information from the computor to my Gpsmap 76cs i mean geocaching info like the longitude and latitude I have it connected to my computor now but do not know how to transfer the info Paul Quote Link to comment
+mick & Kaz Posted June 1, 2006 Share Posted June 1, 2006 Hi, I am using a Garmin StreetPilot c320 to navigate in my car and would like to use this c230 for Geocaching also. Can I download straight from Geocaching.com to my Garmin c320? I am sure it would much better if I could use my Streetpilot c320 around the streets for gaching. (I use an old Garmin eTrex and find it time consuming trying to load waypoints in all the time and this only shows me the direction arrow and dot where to go). Hope someone can help. I am in Australia. Quote Link to comment
z_bassman Posted June 1, 2006 Share Posted June 1, 2006 Well, I guess I've never posted so here I am. Eh, what do want to know? Friant, CA, USA. Old yellow Garmin eTrex. N00b. 46 years old, three kids, married. Blah, blah, blah. Not too many finds yet, but it I love how it gets me outside and gets me some exercise. Now say "hi" to me! z_bassman Quote Link to comment
InfinitI Posted June 3, 2006 Share Posted June 3, 2006 Well, I'm Infiniti. I head Team Infiniti based in Davison, MI. Current members are my fiancee and I, but we hope to pick up one to two more by July. A little random fact for you all; we own not one GPS device, armed with Laptops and Metal detectors, we've found two caches since we started in Late May. Hope to purchase or inherite a GPS soon, until then Google Earth is my only key tool. Drop us a line and say Hi! Infiniti and Shmail! Quote Link to comment
+FamilyDNA Posted June 3, 2006 Share Posted June 3, 2006 Okay, I guess I've been "lurking" but never posted here before. I'm pretty new to these forums, but I've been caching over a year. I usually spend more time on my local (Sacramento, CA) area group site forums. They seem "friendlier," perhaps, but that's probably because most of us have met each other at events each month. The "snide" talk is reserved for in person behind others backs. (J/K) Anyway, it's interesting to read opinions and all from near and far. Quote Link to comment
+kittyboodles Posted June 3, 2006 Share Posted June 3, 2006 Hello everyone, I'm Boo (Kitty Boodles). I've known about caching for a while, several months, but only just started getting into it. It's very cool! My only problem, I guess, is I'm disabled - bad back - and can't do tons of hiking - and here I live out in the woods and all... I tried my first non-virtual hunt a few days ago, lucky for me I brought along a friend who - maybe unluckily for me - had permission to use me for food in case I dropped from either heat exahustion or pain. He didn't have to, whew! We were able to get back to the car where I almost fell over. Hey, that walking stick seemed like a good idea at the time, until I ended up dragging it's starting weight of .05 lbs that somehow turned into 490 lbs during that trail back to the car.... I was able to drive almost up to the spot anway, after realizing where the cache was. After not being able to get to it the afternoon before because of a bear (the cache was right in the middle of a huge blueberry patch) I went back up the next morning because I couldn't sleep, knowing the thing was out there and I hadn't gotten it yet.... It was a sweet reward at 6am, in the rain and fog on top of a mountain, to find that particular cache. I was all alone and it was beautiful..... I just wish there wasn't almost all broken McToys in it when I did find it. Ah well... I did it and that is what counts, right? I've been trying to look at many of the caches to figure out exactly - or close as I can anyway - how they are rated for traveling to make it a bit easier on me. As a Aite Admin on another very busy board, I know how touchy things can get on Forums, so I tend to just read and not get involved on other Boards. I do read a lot and laughed at many posts, especially the "You know when your hooked when..." posts.... Someone mentioned (maybe a few times?) that a Forum for Non-Geocaching talk would be a good idea, and I agree. Sometimes they are needed. I didn't have to go out to purchase a GPS, at least not for caching... before I wrecked my back I was a pilot (still am I guess) who owned my own airplane and had a portable GPS - a Garmin 295 - that was easier and more effective cost wise than buying a unit for the plane that really didn't have the space in the panel for a full fledged one. So the Garmin 295 - with it's color display and cool features was perfect for caching. I think it's happy to be used again. Team Kitty Boodles is made up of me, and Teammate Rob (another pilot) - and we very quickly learned that we have to let that Garmin find itself every once in a while to get accurate - close to the mark - readings. Hey - it is awsome for leading you to airports that you can spot well at about 1000 feet above ground! I figure at least we were a little ahead of the game by alwady knowing how to use and read Nav equipment. Now, to learn to spot those hard to find micro's and nano's! Arrggghhhh! Ayway, that's me and a little of my story. Going back to fixing up my new cache that I'm getting ready to hide in a few days. Boo ~The Gettysburg Ghost Hunting Cat~ Quote Link to comment
charissa1066 Posted June 4, 2006 Share Posted June 4, 2006 I'm embarrassed to say that I've been lurking for a while. My son, husband, and I make up a team of geocachers. Son and husband are native San Diegans. I grew up there. We used to back pack in the Sierra every year; we're in the flatlands of NW Ohio now. Career changes, brought us here. The winters here were quite a shock. My chaotic nightshift work schedule brings us out at odd times. We like the challenge of the hunt and getting out. Quote Link to comment
lchspepbandrox Posted June 8, 2006 Share Posted June 8, 2006 hi, i'm colleen!!! i'm new to geocaching. i like looking for things and using my brain so i thought i would try this. so far it's been pretty fun trying to find caches. well...i g2g...tty all l8ter!!! Quote Link to comment
+TeamBarstool Posted June 8, 2006 Share Posted June 8, 2006 Howdy All I'm Jeff From TeamBarstool. Read about geocaching about a month ago. I dug up my garmin gps12 that hadn't seen the light of day in 5 years and now the team is hooked. We went 10 for 12 our 1st day of hunting urban altoids cans. We can't wait to get out into the desert and look for some larger caches. Quote Link to comment
Dustybluejeans Posted June 11, 2006 Share Posted June 11, 2006 Hi, My name is Dustybluejeans. I'm fairly new to geocaching and the forums. Love this hobby/sport/addiction!! Happy caching! Quote Link to comment
+legends and lore Posted June 11, 2006 Share Posted June 11, 2006 Hello, I am a lurker! I really appreciate the opportunity to introduce myself and my crew. We are slow at getting started since I have three little ones--the youngest under 2 years-- but I have a whole slew of nephews and a niece to help. We are really interested in caches that have something special to see in the area. I really like to hear local legends of different places. Thanks for all the creative caches everyone has taken the time and trouble to place and maintain! Legends and Lore Quote Link to comment
+markz68 Posted June 11, 2006 Share Posted June 11, 2006 Not a lurker, just a new guy! I am new to the Geocache scene. I just bought a Garmin eTrex Legend yesterday and have signed up for the premium membership. I guess it takes a couple of days for that to take effect. I plan to use GSAK, CacheMate (on the Palm) and anything else useful I gain from you guys! Hopefully tomorrow I will get to rack up my first find. I happen to have the day off and it is supposed to be a nice day! I loaded in the 4 closest caches to my house and plan to find at least one of them. I know a guy locally that is into this and hope to have him give me some pointers. He can't help me for the next week or so, but did point me to this site! Wish me luck! Quote Link to comment
+MickieD Posted June 11, 2006 Share Posted June 11, 2006 Hi, I'm from Providence Village Texas. I started geocaching a while ago. I "lurk" because I don't have any knowledge to impart at this point. I'll try to get some soon... My daughter that's in the military turned me on to this. It's so much fun! Thanks Meggie!! Quote Link to comment
+mustangdave Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 Hello, Dave here! Living in DE, from FL. Picked up a GPS to get me around ....had never heard of caching till then. I am 12 down and counting. Getting ready to hide my first. I have been lurking just reading and not responding. Dave Quote Link to comment
+kyoteh Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Feel free to use this thread to say "Hi", and introduce yourself. I might as well introduce myself finally. I've been lurking here for a while now. Signed up quite awhile ago, did a couple caches and then got tied up with life. The last few months I've been a true lurker (actually reading, not just being signed up) and started getting back into caching. The last couple of months I've gotten totally hooked and have been lurking more and more. Tonight I figured I might as well stop the lurking and start participating a bit! I'm really enjoying this sport and recently got 2 of my friends hooked on it as well. I'm in the NorCal area and will probably end up meeting some of you one of these days! So far I've only met one other cacher who was *very* nice and everyone I've had a little interaction with online has been nice and very helpful! Quote Link to comment
+steve_c Posted June 14, 2006 Share Posted June 14, 2006 (edited) Hi, I'm a geocacher in Norway, since about this time last year. Since covering the initial area, I get most fun by researching and placing new caches in my area. The town is relatively free of cachers - I only know of one local GCer, so I get the pick of all the best local sites in the historic border town of Halden As well as historical buildings, burial mounds, earthworks and the like, there are many rock carvings with mysterious symbols of boats, carts, etc., and these were the first caches I logged, hence my picture and motto "Neolithic geocacher" Edited June 14, 2006 by steve_c Quote Link to comment
+El_Osso Posted June 16, 2006 Share Posted June 16, 2006 I mostly lurk nowadays. Regardless of the original topic, most threads turn into whine and gripe fests. Also, I no longer open threads after 50 posts because by then, surely everything of merit has already been covered. By the way, this thread was at 48 posts when I opened it - barely made it! I lurk, it's just my nature. It's interesting what you find when you lurk... Quote Link to comment
+Torry Posted June 20, 2006 Share Posted June 20, 2006 I mostly lurk nowadays. Regardless of the original topic, most threads turn into whine and gripe fests. Also, I no longer open threads after 50 posts because by then, surely everything of merit has already been covered. By the way, this thread was at 48 posts when I opened it - barely made it! I lurk, it's just my nature. It's interesting what you find when you lurk... Wanna see the elephant? Quote Link to comment
+Geek&Gopher Posted June 26, 2006 Share Posted June 26, 2006 I've just recently heard about geocaching and thought it sounded like a lot of fun. I love the outdoors and what better way to enjoy the outdoors than doing it geocaching! This is my first post and wanted to say hi to all. I look forward to finding lots of great caches. SpokaneGeoCachers Quote Link to comment
+Darchiel Posted June 27, 2006 Share Posted June 27, 2006 Howdy all, I guess I qualify as a lurker... mainly as I really don't have that much time to spend on the forums. At night I work in hotel guest services at the Pechanga casino - on top of that I am the barn manager for a small ranch here in lovely wine country Temecula. Somewhere I manage to get some sleep and time to cache! I've recently discovered geocaching, purely by chance. One night at work I was bored and looking things up on wikipedia, it started with the history of Nabisco Co., then linked to the history of Altiods from there, and hey what the heck is a geocache? CLICK.....hold on a sec, this looks really cool. I was hooked from there! LOL Managed to find 18 caches before my gps came. My boyfriend is now hooked, as well as my mother and sister in Indiana. Hopefully there will be some more events in my area soon so I can meet some of the people I keep seeing online. Quote Link to comment
+SeeKPeeKRs Posted June 29, 2006 Share Posted June 29, 2006 Ahh ... the questions asked on any forum ... Lurkers: Who? Why? The answers are a given ... why ask the question? Quote Link to comment
Old Buffalo Posted July 4, 2006 Share Posted July 4, 2006 First time here. Have not lurked as of yet but I will be after I do my first post here. I'm From the Black Hills. I have been GPS'in but just recently started Geocachin'. First caching was in the Bighorns, Wyo. Quote Link to comment
katymoe.co.uk Posted July 12, 2006 Share Posted July 12, 2006 (edited) Hello, I'm katymoe.co.uk and I'm increasingly regretting choosing a boring username. I cache mostly around South-West England, although hopefully this summer dear Maurice my GPS will accompany me to Scotland, perhaps with a couple of friendly travel bugs. I'm very interested in the prospect of a buddy system if it is ever implemented (lurking in waiting of this...), as my cache finds and placements are currently spread across my account and those of splinter98 and martiansoup. </excuses> ^_- Edited July 12, 2006 by katymoe.co.uk Quote Link to comment
+jenfosch Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 Hello, I'm jenfosch (Gwendy in real life) and have been geocaching for... 3 weeks or so. But am already completely addicted. I like to 'lurk around' a bit when I'm bored at work. I work in GIS (that was also the subject of the only thread that I ever reacted on) and am doing some quite repetitive boring work for the moment. So I'm 'passing by' here twice a day nowadays. I'm 28 years old, single, live in the oldest city in Belgium, Tongeren (2000 and some years old) and work in Antwerp. Am planning to make a cache dedicated to Tongeren's most famous historical figure Ambiorix, leader of the Eburones, a Belgian tribe, who defeated one of the legions of Julius Caesar, which resulted in the annihilation of his tribe. He's probably the reason why Caesar called the Belgae the bravest of all Gaules (Horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae - commentarii de bello gallico)... Quote Link to comment
Couch Eagle Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 Hi. I am lurker... but a NEW lurker. I recently got my first GPSr as an addition to our new kayak purchase and have now gotten into geocaching. Have only done a few local searches (Royal Oak, MI) with one daughter, but we both had fun and are seeking out more. I've made a few posts, having had a few questions about my Garmin, and have picked up information/tips by reading other posts. The forums are informative and indeed entertaining. Eric Quote Link to comment
+usafknine Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 Hi I am USAFKNINE.. and I'm a lurker. I only have a couple of posts because I generally use the forum as a "FAQ" finder. I only post when I have a question I can't find. [[[[quietly moves back into the shadows]]]] Quote Link to comment
+xplorer7 Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 I've been geocaching nearly 7 months and I am a lurker. Well, until today when I posted on another topic. Most likely I'll just keep lurking, but hey, maybe I'll keep up the trend and continue to post once or twice a year! Quote Link to comment
+starcrwzr Posted July 17, 2006 Share Posted July 17, 2006 I'm new to geocaching, only 15 finds so far, but enjoy every minute of it. My principal hobby is astronomy, that's why the tag of "starcrwzr" (star cruiser), but this new hobby helps fill the daytime hours between astronomy sessions. I've been reading the forums, mostly for help, but will pipe up when I find something I can add to. Clear skies and happy hunting! Scott Mountain High Bed & Breakfast and Observatory http://www.mountainhighbnb.com Quote Link to comment
duhkey Posted July 20, 2006 Share Posted July 20, 2006 Just a newbie. name: duhkey location: Florida age: 35 finds: 7 Not been lurking long but always feel it is best to listen before I speak. -duhkey Quote Link to comment
+PackRat420 Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 Okay, I better introduce myself. Ive been caching now for almost a year and I love every minute of it. i have been tryin to corrupt my friends. I think i have succeeded in getting another friend to join up. I cache as PackRat420. i am also a founding member of TeamDawgChark. I hail from Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. I use a dinosaur of a GPS that my Dad leant to me, its a marine based GPS but it works for what i need it for. i am hoping to find more people close to home to cache with. See you on the trails! Chuck Quote Link to comment
glennk721 Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 (edited) Greetings to all. I am not a lurker as noted by my post count. This is my first post in this introduction area, and general chat about Geo-caching. I have been spending my time in Geocoin discussions. The way I found out about Geo-caching was searching ebay for Jeep parts. I and ran across a JeeperMTJ Geocoin,and I was hooked ,line and sinker LOL. When I first became involved with this new hobby I had the misfortune of dropping my brand new GPS in a canal on my 4th find. I was signing a log and was spooked by a big black snake. Oh well life goes on. Now have a new one, but the Florida sun and humidity and health concerns will keep me limited to actively seeking caches in our winter months or overcast days .be it that I have built up quite a nice collection of Geocoins, I have plans on starting to populate some of our local caches, and set some new caches close to my home so they can have proper maintenance throughout the year. I'm a avid Jeeper, so my hides will indeed be worthy of a coin in circulation. I have also bought many a MICRO Geocoins to be activated and set free on travels in the many micro caches / 35MM film canisters I may run into. Greetings to all here in the Geo-caching Community, Fondly, Glenn Edited July 21, 2006 by glennk721 Quote Link to comment
+hummingbirdkiss Posted July 23, 2006 Share Posted July 23, 2006 (edited) I lurked for like 10 seconds! I have a very good friend who I can not thank enough for turning me on to this (OOOOXXXX) ..I am completely addicted as of yesterday! using my trick GPS for something other than just finding my way back to the car after wandering off into the woods for a hike or mushroom hunting is just so fun!!! I still have no clue what I am doing but I found 3 out of the 6 caches I went for yesterday and 2 were just taking too long for me to focus in the heat, my brain was ready to explode and I was going to chuck the GPS at a tree (tantrum time is all part of the fun for me)...so I pooped out and quit ..but NOT TO BE DEFEATED and will for sure go back and finish them on my next day off! what a great activity this is!!! Edited July 23, 2006 by hummingbirdkiss Quote Link to comment
Flux Vector Posted July 23, 2006 Share Posted July 23, 2006 Well, Im very new and was turned on to this by one of your premium members. I have found 2 and didn't find 1 and now I don't know if I should stay on that 1 or go somewhere else. Either way, I will be reading alot and learning before I become active..... Laters Quote Link to comment
+HOKIEMARY Posted July 25, 2006 Share Posted July 25, 2006 (edited) Yes! Certainly guilty of lurking. In fact, this is the first forum I think I have subscribed to. I have posted once or twice to ask a technical gps question. I am thankful for the brilliant answers that has allowed me to become a more efficient cacher. Have only been caching for about a half a year (found 123 placed 3) so I have much to learn which I hope to do from the many positive and insightful contributers there are. Plan to make my first actual feedback type post with request for input from others shortly. Like jumping off the diving board for the first time "It is a happy talent to know how to play" -Ralph Waldo Emerson Edited July 25, 2006 by HOKIEMARY Quote Link to comment
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