Geo Journals For Sale

[trail mix 3]

Our GEO JOURNALS are one of a kind. They hold up to 100 cache find/placement and travel bug pages. Journals cost $7.50 each + free shipping in the U.S.

[+QuickKarl]

do you have photos or link?

Bronz

[+bigeddy]

Here's one I saw. I like the dog a lot more than the official frog.

 

[+FoatFinders]

Where did you find this Journal? I can't find it anywhere on the net. Is there a website? Thanks!

Edited November 29, 2003 by MBMedic911

[+DomHeknows]

i think these are located at http://www.hometown.aol.com/geojournal/ although if they can't be bothered to your question (and what looks like a spam message to me) then i'd be a bit wary about purchasing from them

[trail mix 3]

these journals are of high quality color stock and are a great asset to cachers who have purchased them.

 

See our website at: www.hometown.aol.com/geojournal

[+Sparky-Watts]

Aside from being bound together and slightly more compact size, what's the advantage to these over printing cache sheets from the cache page? I don't like to write anymore than I have to.

[trail mix 3]

we use them for gifts to others, and having it all in one compact size tends not to get lost in the route between cache site and homebase. tends to work for us really well.

[+Sparky-Watts]

You're getting closer...I like the gift idea. I print out the cache page, 3-hole punch it, and put it in my notebook, so I don't lose them. Anything else that makes these better?

[+DomHeknows]

it looked like spam as it seemed to be a hit and run - no answer had been made to a question that had been posted in response to your ad.

[trail mix 3]

thanks for responding to the email. we had private messaged the other respnse to the cacher involved. These journals are worth the purchase.......

 

thanks for the communication.

[+Sparky-Watts]

I like the looks of them....I'll ask in the forum, as I'm sure others are interested too: Your email mentioned the smaller ones for cache prizes, right? How much for those? (Single and in quantity)

[trail mix 3]

we are fine tuning the sample size journals now and will get back to you next week on the pricing options. Thanks!

[+FoatFinders]

I ordered three journals (two for me and one for my mother-in-law). They're great! I fill in the cache info on the front of the page, and use the back of the cache page to either write some notes about the cache or tape a picture of my family at the cache. It's become a nice little way to travel down "memory lane." I used to print off the cache pages too, but printer ink gets kind of expensive after awhile. Since you can log 100 caches, the journals are much more convenient not only in size, but in price! Thanks for putting together such a great product!

 

-FoatFinders

[+49er posse]

Our GEO JOURNALS are one of a kind. They hold up to 100 cache find/placement and travel bug pages. Journals cost $7.50 each + free shipping in the U.S.

Can we still order Geo Journals from you..if so can we use the order sheet in our Journal we have??

 

Thank You, 49er posse

[+Logscaler and Red]

Hello trail mix 3.

 

In case anyone is interested, we bought several of these journals from trail mix 3 before they left our area.

 

They make very good gifts, swag and "light" activity cacher gear. We still have a couple around here somewhere I found in a box while moving from the old house to the new one.

 

If you don't use GSAK (we do), go paperless (we do) then they will work great for keeping track of your caching experience.

 

Logscaler & Red

[+emb021]

I like the idea of "geojournals" to keep track of your cache finds.

 

I first go into letterboxing, so for that, had a journal book to keep the ink stamps I got.

 

When I got into geocaching, I wanted to do the same. Keeping stats on my finds, and including things like coords for finals and multis, clues given for series caches, and the like.

 

So far, I've been using the large, official geocaching log books for this purpose. But as they aren't geared to that, I haven't been too happy.

 

I've been thinking of working out my own format, using a 8.5x5.5 sheet, then making it available to others to use.

 

You're looks interesting, but I see a few issues that make it less useful for me.

 

No room really to record final location of a puzzle cache, or each state of a multi-cache.

No place to record waypoint (GCxxxx) name of the cache. No place to record cache number (find #100 for me, etc).

I've been thinking of including the cache type (regular, virtual, earthcache, etc). No place for that.

 

When I hit a cache with a large number of TBs and geocoins, I usually take a few and discover all the rest. I like to record ALL the ones I discover, and there just isn't room for that.

Edited February 18, 2009 by emb021