sometimes if the description is confusing, it helps to click on a few of the pictures. sometimes that gives you a better idea of what to look for.

basic rules of locationless caching apply (unless the cache “owner” implies differently)
1. one entry per cacher
2. each subject can only be logged once

therefore it is important to make sure that the location you are going to post hasn’t been posted before. to do this, go to the bottom of the page and click on “view them all on one page.” then go to the top of your page to the “edit” button. click edit, then choose the “find in this page” option. a new bar will open up on the bottom of your page (at least that’s the way it works on mine) and there will be a search box……search for key words to make sure you will be the first person to log your location.

i like locationless caches. they’ve really helped me notice a lot more things when i’m traveling.

Another way…

If you are paperless, (Using a PDA) You can do a Pocket Query of just the locationless caches.

Then you can view them in the Palm or Pocket PC and Keep them handy for when you run into them. If you haven’t gone paperless yet, it’s worth learning. We used to have a filing cabinet in the car. For once the paper you lack, you’ll never go back. LOL

Now, if you are not going that route, you still would run a pocket query, Use Spinner or GSAK to create the HTML files, and then view them on your computer.

There is a “how to get paperless” website out there. You would only follow the part that got you to the HTML stage. Anybody have that website bookmarked? It is how I learned and quite easy to follow.

If you want, I can show you at the campout if you are going.

Mr. WISearcher

Where’s In a Name is a really neat locationless that gets you in touch with a geocacher somewhere else in the world!

Bec

GOOD IDEA Mr. WISearchers!!!

I didnt think of doing a PQ of the locationless files. So now I can load it in cachmate!! Sweet idea..! Ive been doing them the hard way and just looking at all the cache pages online. Guess I overlooked the PQ selection. Learn something new.

Thanks Obe One Kanobee!

Geocaching.com stopped accepting some cache types because they were not in line with what geocaching is traditionally about. Combine this with the fact that Groundspeak’s server farm is having trouble handling the number of site hits it gets as it is.

If you feel the need to look elsewhere, there are some other pretty cool gps games out there.

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Originally posted by Timberline Echoes:
Okay I’ll bite, what are or how do we find out these other “games” we can play with our GPS?
Timberline Echoes

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Do you suppose it’s like a calculator where you can type in the numbers, turn it upside down, and then read the word it makes??