Metro NY Geocaching Society

... We are always open to hearing any ideas that would make this event even better. So far the event will 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 ...

... cache includes a few additional waypoints for nearby public transportation, it could get super cluttering for those who download pocket queries. Maybe the Metro group should hide a simple cache, and for that cache include a waypoint for each of the subway stops (etc.) in the system... Visitors ...

... has bumped up against a proximity issue, I think it would make sense to offer more of an engaged dialog about placing the cache somewhere new. Maybe instead of allowing the cacher (especially the newer cacher) to go through all of the work to rehide and still run the risk of being in conflict, ...

... I agree. The final word on the matter was the Admin telling the new cacher that if he's having trouble with another cache, he should go find it. Maybe it's just me, but if I had gotten that response, I too would have been frustrated. Or are there caches that have been rejected in Central Park ...

... cache is more like relief. I think that is part of what drove me to try to clear Manhattan - I figured that if I managed to do that at least once, maybe caching in the city would be a little more fun/laid-back. (So far so good on that front...) But also like Tatanka, I do tend to have richer cache ...

... them adopted - I'd rather see something new! Something I can hunt along with all of the newer cachers and visitors! I could see keeping one alive, maybe, or I could see someone placing a Concrete Rat tribute cache in one of his original locations to give a nod to his contributions to urban caching. ...

... on a technicality. Dammit! At the time I wasn't thinking that I would claim it as an FTF, I just thought I would claim it as a funny story. But maybe it would have been an FTF. Nope. First to sign the log is FTF. Muggle who discovers it. <snip> Reused log book. One of my best FTFs was a brute ...

... yourself buzzed through the handicap door. Any suggestions for which stops are best on those lines for taking a bike on or off? Ah, good question. Maybe try taking the A instead of the 1, since the 207 stop on the A is marked handicap accessible, so you know that there will be a gated door you ...

... You are welcome to join us even if you don't "qualify" for a tag yet - it's probably a good place to get some tips on puzzle solving! Maybe a beer or two earns you a hint or two on a particularly maddening listing... :) http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=loc:+%28n+40+45.645+w+73+59.425%29&sll=40.760667,-73.990333&sspn=0.000564,0.000915&ie=UTF8&ll=40.760824,-73.990393&spn=0.000564,0.000915&t=h&z=20&layer=c&cbll=40.760784,-73.990296&panoid=okB4MQ4MHYg0CdknUaMRfA&cbp=12,202.62,,1,0.74 ...

The short answer is... maybe? It depends a little on the nature of the site and the kind of admission that is charged. There is a fair bit of precedent for allowing caches in areas that require paid permits for hiking (Harry Dolphin ...

That rocks Marilyn! Wonderful! Great job! Is there any way for NY Admin to unarchive it without Cache Ninja contacting him/her? (Or maybe someone can convince Cache Ninja to do so?) I think that's dead in the water. It would be very out of character for groundspeak to unarchive a cache that ...

Ladies and gentlemen, it is with great pride that I report that one of Metro's own - Anna of BLAA (she's the second 'A', or maybe the first - I've never been able to figure that out for sure) is auditioning for a role on Glee Project. If you haven't seen Glee Project, it's a competition ...

... attribute? I think what happened this that the guy who owns the cache Ruth linked to got mad that the cache had gotten muggled or something and maybe decided that it had something to do with adults looking for the cache and getting it compromised. I found it when it was called "Find a Toy ...