Metro NY Geocaching Society

I am relatively new to Geocaching and have a virtual cache question.

What am I looking for at a virtual cache?

A container, a clue or just visiting the site?

Jeremy
N2BUF

... for fun meet & greet to meet some fellow LI geocachers and have a burger, brew, & tunes. Come join me for a burger n brew and geochat, looking to meet some fellow LI cachers. Where: DEKS American Restaurant 605 New York 25A, Rocky Point, NY 11778 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM And for you cacher/musicians ...

I created a cache where the "seeker" has to cross a stream balancing on two logs:



Have you had to overcome an obstacle(s) to access an area where there is a cache?

Nope - this is my most recent and most difficult terrain-wise - "How's your balance?"

You'll have no problem finding "Siwanoy Trail #3" with your geocaching skills.

... job of writing in English than I ever would have in French. Nevertheless, it's required some deduction. Here's what I gather... The cacher was looking for Snug as a Bug in Central Park , our first hide. Although the GPSr was being difficult, he thinks he found the hiding spot - but there were ...

... you want to let it go, see if you're boxing against the wind and focus on other things, that's probably also worth a shot. (For those in general looking for an edgier game, don't rule out terracaching.com and navicache.com. Quite frankly, both are much cooler, and they push the envelope a heck ...

... to the cache - but I was surprised that a muggle had claimed the FTF two or three weeks before publication! According to his log he had been out looking for mushrooms or moss or something along those lines (the memory, it fades with age) and stumbled across the ammo can (which was pretty well ...

... of their competitors. That filter or bug or whatever was fixed during the course of the thread, but I can't seem to find the thread now. I'll keep looking.

... scientists who have the equipment, and a lot of time to kill. Although I can't totally rule out accidental discovery either - if you're looking for WWII munitions, old WWII bunkers are logical places to be poking around. Although "poking around" probably isn't the safest way ...

... room in your wallet for all the money... what a great problem to have! Yeah, that's true, and certainly from the finder's p.o.v. I guess I was looking at it from the perspective of the perplexed and frustrated new cacher trying to make an early hide. I'd like to do what I can to try to reel ...

... to it? I myself thought these were some of the most creative and informative caches in the city, and clearly showed a lot of hard work. Was looking forward to more in the series. It would really blow if this all came down to an Admin banning a cache because of a reference that wasn't being ...

... the cache's "red pin" without the other information, it really wasn't a bad experience, and not fundamentally different than following looking for a cache from the map page on a Garmin. Because Google Maps doesn't store information locally - it retrieves map and satellite info from ...

... sometimes politely approach people who seem a little uncomfortable and just flash the cache page printout and tell them I'm on a treasure hunt looking for clues and hopefully I'm not weirding them out too much (especially effective if I have one of the Munchkins with me). I don't usually even ...

... look pretty suspicious at times, and I think the stereotypical demographic of (say) pedophiles (older white men, loitering around alone, seemingly looking for something...) has triggered a whole slew of unfortunate police encounters when the cache site is near a bunch of children. Pretty sure that's ...

... his "Watchmen Babies" DVD a couple of seasons ago: watchmenbabies.jpg Very clever writers, those Simpsons guys. As an added bonus, while looking for (and failing to find) an actual clip of that scene to post here, I stumbled across this imagining of a Watchmen Saturday Morning cartoon ...