Metro NY Geocaching Society

http://coord.info/GC4ZJ4B Meet and Greet in Central Park smiley Im Going to Vist New York for 2 Weeks in July so i think it be nice to have a meeet and greet there :) Somebody wont to say Hi this Saturday around 2 pm in Central Park Near The Mall , its a limit to twenty people before ...

... 'erratic' are you?" since it is close to a large glacial erratic boulder at the northern tip of Hunter Island, north of Orchard Beach (Bx.) I think it's hidden in a clever place but some of you guys (esp. Behistun) are very clever finders. If you're in the vicinity, here are the coords: N ...

... about my situation and asked them if they could find it if they were in the vicinity and interested. That's the only way I can find out if what I think is a clever hide is really as clever as I think. Wonder if we could have a sub-forum here on this site for us locals to post caches which don't ...

Not to keep shoving the coins down everyone's throats and whatnot but I just want to take the temperature of the group and see what everyone is thinking and we can come up with a better plan of action. +1 to this sentiment... I hate to be hard selling these coins; I just think it makes perfect ...

Ok, I did it but I think I messed up somewhere. Take a look at GC198FD. I was able to get the icon in but it is not a link you can double click but instead a banner with the www address listed above it. I simply copied and pasted the ...

... or tomorrow morning. A little different from my standard puzzle caches, in that the road map to the solution is laid out pretty clearly. But I think you'll enjoy it all the same.

childofatom deserves the lion's share of the credit for the logo. I think other people may have suggested things like "it should be some sort of logo" and "it should have something to do with geocaching" :) I have a couple of large .gif ...

If you're worried about getting visitors, think about listing it as a traditional instead of a multi... I find that multi-caches get passed up at a level that is out of scale with the time investment.

I wonder about that... There's a guy in Minnesota I think who has hidden over 2000 caches and I find myself wondering how that's even remotely plausible to stay on top of.

... I anticipated, and I really had a great time. Huge thanks to Cully for co-organizing and for doing the bulk of the design work on the tags - I think they came out really great. Special thanks to Ruth for not killing me when we realized she would be out of town for the event! :oops: Can't wait ...

... on that. Anyway, 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: ...

... recounted a time that he forgot a pen so he pricked his finger and signed in blood. Seriously, I'd rather forgive a forgotten pen than have people think that they're living up to the rules by bleeding on my logbook. I do have a cache where there is some language about being required to sign the ...

Shame on you for not logging your DNF's I don't think that's the case at all. I'm watching it but have little interest in searching for it, because I think it's less than 20% to actually be there. Even if it was, the coordinates point to the middle ...

... the video and then clicking a like button; that's it. I wouldn't suggest liking Anna's video just for the sake of it, but if you click on it and think she's a good singer and would like to hear more - well, I'm sure she would appreciate your support! Especially because Anna had to wait until ...