I've asked the reviewers to post a find on my behalf before they publish new finds. Saves fuel and gets lots of FtF. Should see them coming through soon.
Paperless caching is the way to go. It took me a while to get it all running, but now I would never go back. My GPS is a blue tooth unit I bought on eBay for $60. It couples to a pocket PC, that is also a mobile phone and has a 1gig Sd card. I have pocket queries on GC.com set to pick up most caches...
I think putting items in a cache that are worth hundreds of dollars is way over the top. Especially if this is your first cache. Caching is meant to be a bit of fun. A good swap is nice to find, but the hunt is the point. If you want to spend some money on swaps, I'd get a bunch of good swaps, at sa...
I think we want to see quality, not quantity. Though what makes a quality cache is another topic thread. :shock: New cachers shouldn't wait to long to give hiding a go. It's a good experience to set up a new hide. It gives you an appreciation for how much effort can go into a really good cache, and ...
I hate the film canister, hidden in a huge hole in a tree trunk, (big enough for an ammo box) in a place that can only be felt out blind, where a snake or spider, or other creepy crawly could hide, in an isolated rural location and where the person who hid the cache has trouble finding the cache to ...
The application form has this clause: "Any personal information you submit using this form will be used solely for the purpose of mailing you a Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug." What more do you want from a privacy policy? :?: What's the worst they can do with free access to my caching account? Find a...