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Can't be done.

Neither are the multiple measuring tapes which I have been finding recently. You can't write on the metal with a standard pen. I despair at the way that that organisation is going about "standardising" the game out of existence. It's clear that with the way they are moderating hides, increasing pric...

for similar with GC caches I hope you don't mean using codes instead of a log book in GC caches. If the NSW reviewer found out you'd be in trouble. Haha. I mentioned using bamboo (sliced into thin sheets and sanded) instead of paper for a log book and they refused to let me publish it based on bamb...

Soon!

Suggested Icons. 4 layers (Air, Life, Land and Water) Large size so you can see what's going on. Small size as that's close to the actual icon size. Some offset. Some rotated (like our planet). Thoughts? Suggestions? Improvements? es100_#g1807.png es100_#g1783.png es100_#g2636.png es100_#g2630.png e...

Updated, thanks.

Suggestions for the wiki for an ESCache. Earth Science Caches must be educational and provide the visitor with a learning experience as to why they have been asked to visit the location. The Earth Science Cache description should provide accurate information but at the same time use simple explanati...

Do you have the GA code? I believe this is a issue with some new code for an upcoming change which I have corrected, but if you could let me know the GA code I can double check.

Slow Zoom, aka Ken Burns Effect (as an example of stills with camera zoom) https://youtube.com/embed/Pe5PuPL1KuY The Ken Burns effect, also known as the gradual zoom or moving zoom, allows you to redirect or focus your audience’s attention on a specific subject you want to highlight. This type of ca...

Work? Pffft!

Of course you don't have to use video. Stills with (I don't know what it's called), where you slowly zoom in to the still giving the impression of movement. They also work.

Geocaching Adventure: A family journey LIVING ROOM A cheerful family, of parents and kids gather around a table filled with geocaching equipment - a GPS device, a map, and a backpack. They are excitedly discussing their upcoming adventure. PARENT 1 (looking at the GPS device) Alright, everyone, are...

I like the idea. Maybe keep the bitumen and dirt together and a bit lower (I know it's a demo, but it is choppy). Other than that, yeah, some slower shots in there with some VO or people talking and things are taking shape.

Wow! Some of that footage is almost exactly what I had in mind. A few slowmo's cut from one or both of these make the summit (especially in the clouds / mist / fog) look amazing! Sounded windy