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Yikes! Sounds painful. Wish I could help out, but I’m just a little too far north to be any good.

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Where are these caches centralized?

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Congrats! I remember that being a fun cache. Tough unbending, but fun 🙂

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Way to go! I’ve still got to get around to those one of these days…

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You are looking for trails in Wisconsin, I presume?

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@Sagasu wrote:

I always look at a cache’s log history for red flags with trackables before I drop a trackable in a cache, our own coin or TB or one belonging to someone else, premium cache or not. I have seen some caches with incredible repeat mugglings before owners move or archive such caches.

I’ve actually got a cache that seems to be very muggle prone. I put a warning in very large letters at the top of the page to not put trackables in it. It seemed like the right thing to do.

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Great day for a cook out

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I honestly think I would just move it along from where you are. Sure, TBs have goals, but the side trips are half the fun imo.

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Any pics? I have this crazy idea in my head of what it may look like, but it is probably a million miles away from being correct!

Edit: Nevermind, just did a google search for it and came up golden on the first linky. Great looking coin.

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I’ve not used it, but I think you can use GSAK to convert the downloaded file into a format that your PDA can recognize. I haven’t gone paperless yet either. I just write down the coords, D/T ratings, cache size and any hints in a notebook. I look at the logs before I go, just to make sure it should still be there.

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You know, you can always just use a ‘normal’ camera too 😀

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Congrats man, it’s been fun the couple of times we’ve met up.

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Nevermind, it’s gone from me again

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Oh wait, I remember it now

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