Metro NY Geocaching Society

... 2009,” said Joe Jestus Marketing and Press Director for Find Me. “Weʼll also need ʻFind Meʼ Geo Reps in every state to help us hide the caches. If someone is interested in being a ʻFind Meʼ Geo Rep they can contact us at georep@trostmovingpictures.com.”

... through two-inch-thick marble countertops, that kind of thing. I have to admit she has a point. - I completely agree about the gore. You can imply someone taking a cleaver to the head without actually showing the cleaver entering the brain. You can imply someone getting his arms chopped off without ...

... that bookmarks are public and that did 'nothing for him' I decided not to take it down as it is a list of cemetery and monument caches that someone may find useful. (This same guy commented on all my bookmarks and said they were all stupid...even the DeLorme and County Challenges ones. I ...

... the author isn't familiar enough with geocaching to realize that caches aren't buried, and haven't been since the first few months. in geocaching, someone has always deliberately buried the treasure (or “cache”), noted its coordinates (usually someplace outdoors) and supplied facts about it online

... 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. But I relish the ...

... if the CO gives a friend the coords to a cache before it's published? Or let's say the friend signs the log AS the cache is being placed? As someone who engages in the sport of FTF hunting, I don't really consider myself competing with people who find the cache before it is published. In ...

... fact that there aren't that many of them. If we could just unarchive old caches whenever we wanted, some of that historical aura might erode. If someone could bring all of cache_ninja's old listings back to life at a whim, it would kind of cheapen the significance of 4quA5's survival. And I think ...

... attempted secrecy... I don't think we're as clever as we think we are, if people are actually watching us. I heard a caching podcast once where someone described how he led a muggle to believe that he worked for the city and that his GPSr was a municipal measuring device of some sort or another. ...

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... cache? I'd found another one hidden that way here in Brooklyn so I thought it was kosher. You probably should... if someone reports it to the local reviewer, it will likely get quickly archived. If you can find another magnetic surface nearby that would be a lot better ...

Yes, they're semi-annual. But it feels like a year-round event; the last one is barely archived before it starts feeling like someone has to start organizing the next one. I may be wrong about this. But I have noticed that it's been getting harder and harder for us to find hosts for a ...

... I have to remind myself sometimes how different "standard" geocaching is from groundspeak's perspective from what we do here. Maybe for someone in the wilds of Oregon an hour is the difference between a quick cache and a longer one, but yeah, here, it's a little different. I can't speak ...

Yeah, near as I can tell geocaching plays a role in the movie. One trailer I saw showed her actually explaining geocaching to someone else, in the way that you usually see geocaching explained in movies and TV shows (L&O, Find Me, etc.). My best guess is that the account is controlled ...

If you like I'd be happy to put something together, unless someone else wants to take a run at it. Have there been any examples published anywhere yet? The building icon with the leaves is nice, and would make a nice clean image for it... but I'm happy ...