[dodadew]

Done and it took it right this time. I did not think it was a browser issue, but it is the only thing that changed. Thanks for patching this up. Now off to find some more caches.

[dodadew]

Oh ok. I’ll just wait a bit and see if it all straightens out. Thanks fort the insight.

[dodadew]

Any reason in particular that made you lose interest?

[dodadew]

Now I just checked it, and the duplicates are still there, but some others got deleted. I left the page up when I left with everything on it and now i get a message that says that the report does not exist. Something very weird is going on here. If a report gets deleted, shouldn’t it say that the report was not approved, rather than it vanishing? Is the report page not Opera friendly?

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[dodadew]

Bang. Ive never been on the top. 😆

[dodadew]

(Why do I feel I am helping hijack a post?) 😳
What flavor of smartphone do you have? I know my myTouch 3G Slide (Android) gets me right on top of the caches even in dense cover, but my new flashy Samsung Vibrant Galaxy S (android) seems to forget where I am about every 5 minutes requiring a reboot. I also tried Windows Mobile on my HD2 and the gps was ok.

Android: C:Geo (Free, as in free beer, from marketplace) slower but free
Geocaching.com App (not free $10) fast as lightning

[dodadew]

I like anything interesting…Like off the beaten path places. Usually along rivers and alike. Just got interested in Lowes Creek Park. Went out there with my bike to find some caches at 4am a few days ago. My brain must not have been working because I did not notice the trails marked red. Its dark, cold and damp. I take a glance off my right side and there it was. The biggest steepest hill I had ever seen. My heart just jumped and I kept telling myself that if I fall, hopefully someone would check my Google Latitude status that my phone sends and see me laying somewhere half dead. I did not fall and found everything I was looking for. Started out with the night cache and found some more.

Oh yeah, I don’t have a GPS either. I use C:Geo on my android phone. Makes life easier as I don’t have to do any preloading or anything and I can log a find while I am at the cache. Wherever I go(so long as I have service), I hit show nearby caches and off I go.
Just hit find 100 with the 3 legged dog cache here in EC.

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