Metro NY Geocaching Society

I just purchased an Android Incredible 2 and would like to be able to try a whereigo.

Does anyone have a suggestion for the best program to use?

Thanks
*Jeremy*

... meet up with some other cachers to swap TB's & coins, have some geo chat and some craic (that's Irish for fun - not anything sinister ) So if anyone is around on the 24th September at 6.30 pm and chat for an hour or so. We'll meet across from the Park on the steps of the American Museum of ...

... have: Door Prizes A ghost told me that there maybe new caches in the area Travel Bug trading Time to eat, meet and greet fellow cachers. Optional: Anyone wishing to donate a door prize please contact the CO by clicking on the link at the top of the page. When logging a "will attend" please ...

Has anyone thought of or mentioned combining geocaching with orienteering where people would have to run to find a designated number of hides (let's say in a 10 square mile area) in the fastest time? I guess using a digital ...

... know he didn't see me but if he went back to his car in the nearby parking area, he could have had a pair of binoculars and just waited to see if anyone else came by and watch what they were doing? I'm being paranoid, right? :-)

... to go back and look again but my plans went awry. So I emailed the owner and asked her to check its status. I thought it was only 5.5 months since anyone posted anything about it? I also sent a request to 2 other cachers I hold in high esteem about my situation and asked them if they could find ...

... ninjas out there know of a way to eliminate the shopping stuff that came with the maps I loaded? If there isn't a way to eliminate them, does anyone know the right combination of settings to minimize their intrusion? Any other suggestions? Other than asking Garmin to hire an Apple engineer ...

A new Manhattan puzzle cache is coming down the pike... I'm submitting it for approval in a few minutes; depending on the back-and-forth with NY Admin (and NY Admin's schedule) it should show up in a day or two. Your sneak peak for being a part of the NY Metro Area GC Society is that it's a subway t...

I'm not sure I have quite enough experience with geocaching puzzles to have a favorite type yet... But I can say that in general, I really enjoy meta-puzzles (where the pieces fit together to form a whole). The old Cliff Johnson games for the Mac were pretty ground-breaking in that regard. And I try...

... work I put into it. :P Oh, I totally disagree. I think that what it says is that you designed an elegant puzzle with clever hints to the solution. Anyone can design an impossible puzzle - keep people busy for a few hours while delivering a satisfying solve, that's the mark of nice construction. ...

Yikes. Well, I guess you're not going to like a Multi cache I'm close to listing. It requires visiting between 30-35 different spots and taking partial coordinates from each spot to get the location of the final. I struggled with the decision to list it as a Puzzle cache or a Multi cache and ultimat...

It's interesting, because I myself love puzzles and am often disappointed by puzzle caches that are basically multis with virtual stages. That to me is more like simple task completion than puzzle solving (plugging numbers into an equation isn't much of a puzzle for me). Obviously the lines are a li...

... of building identification in the area. It's pretty cool, and although it's got some slight puzzle-ness to it, it's nothing that should give anyone a heart attack. They make pretty clever use of materials for the physical stage clues that I suspect will prove to be more muggle-proof than ...

Another puzzle by G.O. Cash - . It's a good one. As difficult as the puzzle is, there have already been close to 10 visitors in less than a month - pretty good sign that New York puzzlecaching has a heartbeat.