Metro NY Geocaching Society

http://coord.info/GC41MWD Dinering from the Verb 8 -- First Flight We are back for the 8th time. It's been a year since the last Dinering event -- Metro NY's favorite Geocaching Meet and Greet. This year, I am celebrating an airplane flight. I had never ...

... the NYC-NJ Metro area invite you to join them at Warinanco Park, Warinanco Park Roadway, Roselle, NJ 07203 for what we believe will be the area's first 500+ Event. Warinanco County Park 9am to 4pm Saturday, November 15th, 2014 Warinanco Park is the perfect location for a large gathering. Convenient ...

... Seattle, Vancouver, Banff, Calgary & Edmonton, and many more places in between. We couldn't miss this opportunity to re-visit New York, first time here as cachers though, and spend some time doing: GC17MX1- Bridges & Arches Cache And of course we also wanted to meet up with some ...

... have in French. Nevertheless, it's required some deduction. Here's what I gather... The cacher was looking for Snug as a Bug in Central Park , our first hide. Although the GPSr was being difficult, he thinks he found the hiding spot - but there were three policemen nearby and he dared not put the ...

From talking with EVF, I think GC30E by cache ninja was the first cache placed in Brooklyn. It was delisted by GC.com for reasons I'm not sure of but lives on as a terracache (although the current posted coords are about 1/4 mile away from the archived ...

I know there are more than a couple of GPS-educators out there who can help me with this... My daughter's first grade class is doing a year-long unit studying Central Park, and I was discussing with the teachers some weeks ago about using GPS technology to enhance their experience. ...

... to get listed. I think sometimes there is a disconnect between a challenging cache and a problem cache. It is a drag when the admins assume at first that a challenging cache is a problem. But it's also fair to keep in mind that the admins have their own "admins" that they have to ...

Brand new New York City puzzle by dhmbat - his first hidden cache of any kind as near as I can tell.



It's got a CITO theme and is well-executed. Great to have a new player in the New York puzzling scene...

I have two concerns... The first is what CoA has already mentioned, that it's not clear exactly how much Apple is going to be allowing folks to provide "real time" GPS navigation (as opposed to more "poke" type applications, ...

... and don't have a good intuition for how to find specific ones. SilverMarc's Proto Picnic is easy enough for me to find because it shows up on the first page of my "unfound caches" list, but with 25 guesses I'm not sure I'd figure out what state GeoWoodstock is held in. That's not to ...

... to help get this thing listed. It's a cool one, and I'd like to see it publish, if he doesn't throw his hands up and leave the game in frustration first.

... myself until relatively recently. For those who don't know, fatfredfreak has included awesome podcasts to go along with each of his hides. In the first hide, High in Central Park there was even an MP3 player in the cache container with the audio file preloaded for people to listen to. It was also ...

... 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 I can identify. Its heart is in the right place - it will pull up caches near you based on your current location, ...

As gipsie posted, the first cache in this series has been published: GC1CTQD - PMC - Quick Brown Fox +125 Did anyone else notice that our very own EastVillageFamily is a part of this project as one of the Puzzle Masters?!? Very cool ...

GerkMax recently identified the first cache placed in Manhattan - GC9D - NYC Alpha Cache (only four waypoint characters!) and although there's no way to un-archive the cache as per groundspeak, GerkMax, AugustoJr and original CO Chris Rohner ...