Metro NY Geocaching Society

... is welcome, to what will be our 18th time hosting a meeting of "A Chatty Cache" Afterwards we will be going for a coffee, a pint or something to eat, we are open to any suggestions, or even to ramble off and see what we could find around the area. See you there

... dropped (as opposed to figuratively) when I realized that the hiding spot would not accommodate my cache. I'm going to have to regroup and figure something else out.

I might be doing something wrong, but I clicked through to World66 and it looked like a travel guide / review site?

... getting approved by these "old school" throwback sites. People should check out terracaching.com and navicache.com and see if there's something there that they like. C-Ville, I'm intrigued by your cache ideas that have been shot down, I'm shooting you a private message now.

Any ideas? Same advice I'd give anyone about something that happened on the Internet six weeks ago I guess... Decide how upset you want to be about it and go from there. If your stones are so burned that it's strongly motivating you a month and ...

I've never heard the term "child waypoint" before - although I've got a sense for it from context, in case I'm missing something could you tell me more about what it means?

... 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 hidden actually). He signed the ...

... to the traditional "Congratulations! You found it, intentionally or not..." geocaching explanation sheet we all usually include anyway. Something nice and polite addressed to clearly the CPC with contact information for the cache owner and a message that if there are any issues in the ...

How did it go from $250 to $5500? What is it about what we need that jacks it up so much from the default day rate? I'm wondering if there is a misunderstanding on their part or something and they think we are planning something crazy.

... being archived, and that being "locked" is an extra step that groundspeak only occasionally takes (perhaps when they're ticked about something). I just went in to log a cache which has been archived since 2003, and didn't have any problems.

You may be on to something. Both finders were on Adak doing UXO work - disposing of unexploded ordinance left over from WWII. I don't think they found the cache by accident - I think it was more like what you were describing with ...

... didn't process or take the time to understand that this is totally different from "podcacher" and was trying to censor something that wasn't in your listing. And in the process confused the hell out of you, because only a small fraction of geocachers have ever even heard ...

... area would pose a big problem. The unit knows where you are but might not be able to really show you where you are on a map, unless I'm missing something. - That said, a program did get released today in the iTunes store called Geopher Lite that is the first caching program for the iPhone that ...

... a bank account. Apologies for any inconveniences this might cause.) We're shooting to get this order in before the end of the year, so if it's something you're thinking of doing please let us know. And take advantage of the $6 price - after we start the minting process they'll never be this ...

... like an amazing experience... My caching bug is schizophrenic, similar to Tatanka's. The first part of it is almost like being OCD! If I know that something nearby is hidden (especially if there is a puzzle involved), it just... bothers me that it's somewhere out there, and I don't know where it ...