Metro NY Geocaching Society

... on with others in time for the event. There are open outdoor tables at the Le Pain Quotidien in Central Park (it's not a fancy restaurant - it's a little outdoor snack café area) and we'll meet there informally. It's a "Proto" Picnic because you're not required to bring food! And Central ...

... on with others in time for the event. There are open outdoor tables at the Le Pain Quotidien in Central Park (it's not a fancy restaurant - it's a little outdoor snack café area) and we'll meet there informally. It's a "Proto" Picnic because you're not required to bring food! And Central ...

... for a few weeks holidays,seeing the sites and caching We would love to meet up with some local cachers and other tourists alike So we're having a little get together to hopefully do just that By the time we get to New York we will have visited Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Banff, Calgary & ...

... in NYC please come out and meet me. If you want to trade a few travelers, feel free to bring them with you. I hope to see you there and talk a little caching! See you all in NYC

... 8, 2015 4:30 PM to 5 PM Central Park Plenty of time to cache before and after the event :) Meet a nice couple from the Netherlands. They have a little caching experience as they have cached in 23 countries, working on caching in all US states and have have visited NYC twice but never more than ...

... I'm very curious to find out if what I think is a clever hide is actually quite mundane? The hint was: "How high is your reach?" It's a little wet around the GZ but the cache isn't in any water or submerged. It must be very frustrating to create a great hide and have it rejected. It ...

... on the Rainbow Bridge a couple of years ago. Most definitely not a major bridge, not a terrorism target, etc. etc. etc. It's just an insignificant little span in Nowhere, Idaho that nobody cares about. http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/boise/emmett/elibrary/rainbowbridge.jpg Long story short, when the authorities ...

... asserted increasing control over the information. With the proprietary technology behind the wherigo concept, it would make their claim a little more straight-forward. I sincerely doubt wherigo could ever displace geocaching, that would be like trying to stand in the middle of a river ...

... have to make. And, to be honest, I even preferred the new ending. I think it stayed very true to Moore's vision thematically, while being even a little tighter. If it's worse than what Moore did, I don't think it's worse by much. - I thought some of the casting was weak. I didn't think Malin ...

I sometimes thing we can take the stealth thing a little too far. Up-front honesty can occasionally be better for a cache's long-term health than attempted secrecy... I don't think we're as clever as we think we are, if people are actually watching ...

... I was getting out of the car, and it fell two or three feet to the pavement. I've done something similar a bunch of times before, but this time my little unit wasn't able to shrug it off. It seems to have lost the ability to read the memory card, and maps no longer update dynamically - the map ...

... one of the Mammut caches was placed on the High Line, at N 40° 44.717 / W 74° 00.383 - only 60 feet from lefalaf's cache, so I think it caused a little confusion. I wasn't able to figure out who the FTF was, but contextually I'm guessing it was an overseas visitor. Listing here: http://basecamp.mammut.ch/de/shoe-chase/geocaches/new-york-city-highline-park ...

... Aqualung by walpurgis23 GC29XJZ *** Brooklyn Bridge Park by pelagori & Matt Tracker 1 GC25H5P *** Eye Love J.C by E.L. Black GC2KEA2 "The Little Red Lighthouse" A Kid Friendly Puzzle by Sue&Barry GC2GJ0F Siwanoy Trail #1 by abelisle GC2D2ER Best Hike Green Lantern Corps by gerkmax ...

... yesterday. It's a bold decision (and one that surprises me). That leaves just one APE cache left in the world - the Brazilian jungle listing. A little harder than scheduling a business trip in Seattle...