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Let’s all calm down a little bit.
I don’t want to have to learn how to lock-out a thread.
Cathedral Pines, just outside of Townsend. A sight to see.
If you send in a check, you should get an E-mail stating when we get it.
Information about tics?
Here’s a Previous Posting from a while ago.
I hear a .44 magnum dispatches them nicely. I do believe it is important to remove them from your person first though.
Looks good!
I just pressed the “Go” button.
(yes, there really is a “Go” button which then lists the cache to the general public).
I’m a comin’.
Don’t know how many yet.
Just a gentle reminder……
If you have signed up for group camping, you also need to visit the WGA Store 2 (See link in previous post) to pay for it.
There are several teams who have signed up but not paid yet.
Although you could perform a “cache adoption”, if the cache is already archived, it is probably just easier to place and submit your own cach in its place. You can even call it the same thing if you want.
The “cache adoption” process can take quite a while, because a reasonable attempt to contact the original owner has to be made, and that often can drag out for a long time, often more than 1 month.
If you have specific questions regarding this, feel free to contact me at: wga2-admin at wi-geocaching dot com.
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Originally posted by Cheesehead Dave:
Weight: 9 pounds 3 ounces
Length: 21″
We grow ’em big here in Wisconsin! Must be all of that cheese!
Congratulations! I’ll bet through the miracle of DNA he already knows all of the answers to and locations of “?”.
** Neutral **
**Not for or against***
But…
If you feel you must have a series of caches, it can save a bunch of review time if you also get a “.GPX” or “.LOC” file to the reviewer. You should include in the file, the co-ords for all stages of all of your caches, all of the surrounding caches, and all of the stages of all surrounding multi-caches.
Keep in mind that all stages of all of your caches need to be at least 528′ away from anybody else’s cache, or stages of anybody else’s multi-cache.
Also be sure that your are at least 150′ away from RR tracks, no matter how abandond they look.
As a reviewer, I spend a great deal of time, manually typing in (or sometimes cut/paste) all of the stages and surrounding caches. If I don’t have to spend my time doing that, then I can usually get through them faster.
I would reccomend you E-mail the files to BOTH of the addresses listed below.
wga2-admin at wi-geocaching dot com
and/or
wga-admin at wi-geocaching dot comquote:
Originally posted by sbukosky:
…Make them member only. This way there is a better arguement that participants know and understand geocaching guidelines. Further, minimize the cacher’s exposure time to muggles by providing a good clue where the cache is. And finally, put on the cache page that if a state vehicle or car with state plates is in parked there, pass it up. Better to keep the profile low. …
A very good idea. I agree.
If you want to do the “Glow” caches, drop me an E-mail through the geocaching.com site using my My Profile.
I live nearby and have been meaning to check on those caches soon anyway.
We don’t want that. PLEASE do as the man says.
Any further gloating will result in a SEVERE and CONSTANT snowball barrage upon your return.
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