New Geocaching Webring

[+Texas-Jacksons]

It's always fun getting to know everyone in the Geocaching community. That's why I decided to create a new webring so that we can link together our personal caching homepages! Hope to meet you all!

Texas-Jacksons

 

If you're interested, just click on the link to join "GPS Cache Hunting"

http://l.webring.com/hub?ring=gpscachehunting

or try searching www.webring.com Hobbies, Treasure Hunting.

[+CacheCows]

Umm...

 

Did you know that THIS ONE already existed?

 

Its been around since 12/09/2000 and so far has 100 sites linked.

 

Member:

[+Seth!]

I've been meaning to join that. Maybe today is the day!

[+Seth!]

I've been meaning to join that. Maybe today is the day!

[Moun10Bike]

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Originally posted by texas-jacksons:

 

I did not know about this one. However, I'm from Texas so I haven't been geocaching in Wisconsin. I wanted to be a part of a global webring rather than regional.

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Take another look at that link (here) — it is a global ring.

 

[+CacheCows]

quote:

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Originally posted by texas-jacksons:

...However, I'm from Texas so I haven't been geocaching in Wisconsin. I wanted to be a part of a global webring rather than regional.

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As Moun10Bike pointed out, I think you clicked on my signature link, and not on the link I provided to the webring. The webring is global, has nothing to do with Wisconsin.

 

To try and avoid confusion, I've added a rule above my signature.

 

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Member:

[+mikemtn]

I don't know anything about web rings and I was trying to look at this one and came upon this.

 

Vince's GPS&Geocaching Page

 

I can't figure out how to get past this. Is It part of the ring?

 

Thanks, Mike

 

It's Purple Martin Time in Tennessee

 

[This message was edited by mikemtn on March 27, 2002 at 01:26 PM.]

[+CacheCows]

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Originally posted by mikemtn:

 

I can't figure out how to get past this. Is It part of the ring?

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That's one problem with webrings... if one of the sites in the ring is deleted, goes offline, or in this case blocked for some reason by the provider, then the ring breaks at that point.

 

The only way to get around it is to go to the webring's hub, which in this case is HERE, and find the site listed right after the broken one. Then you can start back up at that site. It would also be nice to drop a line to the webring creator and let them know of the break. they can remove that member if need be.

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Member:

[+mikemtn]

Thanks Team CacheCows of Wisconsin. That answers my question. (Can't get answer with quotes to work.)

 

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Thanks, Mike

 

It's Purple Martin Time in Tennessee

[+Markwell]

quote:

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Originally posted by Team CacheCows of Wisconsin:

Did you know that http://a.webring.com/hub?ring=geocaching already existed?

 

Its been around since 12/09/2000 and so far has 100 sites linked.

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Including mine

 

Markwell

My Geocaching Page

[+Markwell]

quote:

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Originally posted by Team CacheCows of Wisconsin:

Did you know that http://a.webring.com/hub?ring=geocaching already existed?

 

Its been around since 12/09/2000 and so far has 100 sites linked.

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Including mine

 

Markwell

My Geocaching Page

[+MissJenn]

bump

 

http://a.webring.com/hub?ring=geocaching

I am actually surprised that there are so few sites in this ring.

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