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Walkingadventure 9 years, 6 months ago.
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Is there a way, using for example GSAK, to find out if after logging a DNF or a Found it, if the caches is on the LCG list? I don’t specifically look for LCG caches, but it would be nice to get credit for one, if I found it, while caching; without having to cross-check every cache I find against the list on the website.
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Use the map instead of the list. You know where you were caching, so unless you were in an area with quite a few caches on the Lonely list, with a few clicks, you should be able to check out those on the map to see if you found or DNFed any. If you want to make a point of looking for Lonelies, check the map before you visit an area to see what caches are on the current list.
You can also look on the right of the cache page of every cache you write a log for to see if one of the bookmarks listed is the current LCG list (month and year). That would mean that cache is one for which you could submit your visit for points. These bookmarks are usually done along with each new list.
Use the map instead of the list. You know …These bookmarks are usually done along with each new list.
Following the signals from space.
Yep. I just use the map.
***Opinions expressed are mine alone and will change based upon new information. ***
If you want to go out of your way to do Lonely Caches, you could easily create a Pocket Query directly from the list provided. This is especially helpful if you have plenty to choose from in an area that you’re travelling to.
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If you want to go out of your way to do Lonely Caches, you could easily create a Pocket Query directly from the list provided. This is especially helpful if you have plenty to choose from in an area that you’re travelling to. -The Happy Hodag!
Good Hint!
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