Metro NY Geocaching Society

... your extra geocoins for trading, the usual "TB Trade-Offs" will take place. So make this a fun opportunity to come into the city, grab those nearby Central Park caches still on your "to do" list, and have a snack and some icy cool beverages (out in the typically hot weather!) ...

http://coord.info/GC579VG We're 10-years old! It's the "10th Annual Proto-Picnic!" Come on into the city and grab those nearby Central Park caches still on your "to find" list! 10th Annual Manhattan Proto-Picnic Event Saturday August 23rd, 2014 - Converge anytime ...

... "Ghouly Get Together" We are planning events for kids and adults. Everyone is encouraged to come in costume although it is optional. Those not in costume can come as muggles :) We will never turn away a fellow geocacher. We have some ideas for the event however in order to make this ...

I have a question for those versed in the backcountry dialect of Garmin. It's a problem that I believe mostly affects city cachers. I use a 60CSx, and one of my biggest problems with it is zooming in on an cache area in the city and ...

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There's a Men in Black cache and at least one Spiderman cache. But there could be many more from those movies, and of course one of the Law & Order shows is shooting on the streets almost every day. Actually I think those two are part of the same multi as the "All ...

... for the Mac were pretty ground-breaking in that regard. And I try to participate in Bay Area Games and BANGs when I can, and the puzzles from those events also tend to tie together to form a cohesive whole. One limitation is that there is only so much you can do within the format of a cache ...

... to find some of the others on our list and we never got to it. Queens and Staten Island I'm not sure about; I haven't seriously "cased" those areas for full frontal assaults yet.

... climbing or a rappel line that many of us would be unqualified to hunt for. The worst that can happen authority-wise to an individual in any of those situations is, basically, nothing. Contrast this with what happened on the Rainbow Bridge a couple of years ago. Most definitely not a major bridge, ...

... much to offer. If 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 ...

... for urban caching - if every city 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 ...

... 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 log, took nothing ...

... I feel as responsible for other caches in CP as I do for my own, and have performed at least as much maintenance on caches that aren't mine as on those that are). I'm not sure I want to put the CPC into a situation where they have to come down officially "for" or "against" ...

... software solutions, Apple is able to do an end-around on the hardware limitations. I certainly hope that I am wrong. But my gut reaction is that those of us used to Garmins, especially high-end Garmins, may be disappointed with the accuracy of iPhone's first generation GPS. All that said, I'm ...

... the post. (Details of the following story are intentionally being kept somewhat vague, to protect the integrity of some hidden cache stages. If those of you "in the know" could do the same thing, that would be cool.) In brief, a short while ago a (relatively) new cacher listed a cache ...