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 ...

Maybe a bison tube would cut down on the maintenance... You'd have to give up any dreams of trading even extremely small items with a bison tube, but the gas savings alone from not having to drive out to the coords for repairs so often would probably make it a worthwhile replacement container.

... 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 ...

... at the same time, I think most folks would appreciate getting the heads up if there was a WWFM event closer to them that they didn't know about. Maybe we should advertise Red5's event here, and see if he minds if we make a cross posting on the LIGO boards for the Flushing Meadow event? I'd rather ...

... the cache being maintained was actually at the original groundspeak coordinates, but it seems that you're saying that that's exactly where it is. Maybe with my head and heart not fully buying into it being there, and with other caches to get to, I just didn't look hard enough. I was also wondering ...

Maybe "seE Y0u" is locked like this because it is available on TC? I think it's the other way around... Because groundspeak locked "seE YOu", splicingdan subsequently listed it on TC. At least, that's ...

I was going to go with the most recent group to attack this cache, but wound up being out of town that weekend unfortunately. It's not a 5/5 - it's a 3/4.5 - but maybe it fits the bill.

... 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 ...

... ala the different options currently available on the Palm OS (GSAK, etc.). Even this program is only advertised as a "Lite" version, so maybe the full version will be a lot better. - The point about taking the iPhone out in inclement weather is fair, but I think that there are certainly ...

... 1-gallon jugs hidden near by. There were 4 holes drilled in the pipe. You had to get water, fill up the pipe while your team plugged the holes (maybe chewing gum or duct tape would have done as well) and the cache container then floated to the top. GENIUS! That is brilliant! And you say you ...

Maybe they meant "grab and log it"?

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx ... 5bb2a92b44

... doubt wherigo could ever displace geocaching, that would be like trying to stand in the middle of a river and stop the flow with your hands. But maybe it creates a second and more profitable market for groundspeak to play in. As far as charging for cartridges... It certainly seems possible, even ...

... 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 ...