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There is a crack for Google Chrome that automatically brings up Google Maps.

6000 and still going strong!

T-Hunter wrote:nobody likes earth caches? bunch of sissy's.....lol

Earth Caches require researching and reading

[quote="TeamMina"][quote="McCombRef"] Which do you prefer:

16. Group caching or Solo caching
Solo, as long as Chewbacca can come too.
/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

:?: Which do you prefer: :?: 1. Ammo can or Lock and Lock 2. Smart phone or GPSr 3. Micro or Traditional 4. Lamp post or Locust Tree 5. Paper or Paperless 6. Group caching or Solo caching 7. Coins or Travel bugs 8. Multi or Puzzle/Unknown 9. Park and grab or Clever hide 10. Earthcahe or Benchmark :c...

The National CITO Weekend is April 21 & 22.

I am thinking about hosting an event(s) in a park or cemetery in or around the Findlay area.

Can you all give me feedback on a good starting time in the morning?

I vote for April 14th.

Just a thought, there is an indoor shelter house at Riverbend with electricity and a fireplace. It does lack a kitchen. There is also the lodge at riverbend, but I think it is a little pricey. Just thought it would be a little closer to Findlay and be a change of scenery. I have no problem with Litz...

I believe you can put a cahe down into a hole as long as you don't have to use a shovel or any other means of digging to retrieve it.

As of right now, I am planning on going this year.

I do believe that there is another Planet of the Apes movie coming out later this year. Maybe there will be some new Project Ape caches soon.

Confrats!!!

I first heard of geocaching and started geocaching because of a PBS show.

Isn't there an event on Kelly's or South Bass Island in the fall?

This is my weekend to work. I will not be able to make it to this one.

Hope to see you on the trail again soon.