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No Telemundo? Whatever will we do?
Wasn’t it just MTV in Europe that would be disrupted though?
I never noticed that before. I just checked and I don’t get any caption at all. The only problem I ever have is that after I log in and click on a cache, it tells me I need to log in to view it. So I log in again and everything is fine.
05/12/2010 at 6:27 pm in reply to: News Item:: DNR says: if you see something, say something #1928972look out for huts, tents and other makeshift structures
People actually live by their crops? That doesn’t seem too smart…
May showers bring us muddy trails
Looks fun. I’ll have to see if I can make it.
I’m sure it’s muggles on this one. The nature of the container/camo make it so easy to re-hide a cave man could do it.
I’d love for it to not bother me, but it’s the first time it’s happened to one of my caches. I’m just glad they didn’t destroy the camo. It’s fairly unique and would be difficult to replace. I accept it as a hazard, especially in that particular location. I just didn’t expect it to happen so soon after placing.
You thought TB, I thought Geocoin. But I guess that might not be the best to promote either, as coin implies value (ie; money.) Medallion implies trinket (ie; worth nothing.) Might create more thieves than cachers.
Medallions, huh? Meh, at least the concept is outlined. Very cool article.
It wouldn’t necessarily have to be random. Just take a cruise down the shoreline and mark spots that could possibly work. Later, when you get back home, look up who owns the land and do a nice write-up with pictures and such of what you’d like to do and how it would(n’t) impact their privacy/lands. If you pick out a bunch of spots, chances are at least one of them would give you the go-ahead. Heck, maybe you could even get some of them to start caching!
Looks like it’s a pretty cool and well thought out series. And the fact that’s it’s practically in my back yard is a definite bonus. I’ll have to find time to do it (as well as the Mascoutin Trail ones!)
I also have a cache contact in Germany. We mail letters to each other on a regular basis, so slipping a coin in would be no problem at all.
Worked like a charm!
Congrats Jay for being a designin’ foo’ with mad skilz.
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