The first cachers we ever bumped into was Team Blackcat. They tripped us and looked the other way when we asked for a hand getting up. Just kidding, they were super nice to us and didn’t even let on that they had way more experience than we did. I thought is was great fun to meet other people interesting in our hobby especially when so many people look at me like I am speaking another language when I say I am “geocaching”.
I’ll be available to attend and help out with the picnic. Count me in!
I’m excited, as I VERY recently added “11” caches 5 miles north of Cornell, around Lake Holcombe and will have more planted by then.
I am very excited about this and need to get out and get them!! I don’t know what’s taken us this long!
I have messaged several people with caches located around Cornell so hopefully we can get some more people involved and aware of the event that way. Abe from Abe and Carly mentioned that that weekend is opening bow hunting so we will need to be sure that everyone is aware of that if they cache outside of the park. Just something more to think about. Yay! I’m excited to have a picnic in Cornell!
I have a couple caches that I have never gotten notifications for. I always have to look at the page in order to see if anyone has found it. Not sure why that is but its been like that for at least a year.
You should be able to load 1000 at least. You just can’t see them all on the listing. You should be able to see then on the map though. We do pocket queries and can fit a ton of caches on our GPS but you can’t see them all on the listing.
Can’t wait to search out this one. I am sure we have a cooler you could have if you decide to go that route. It all depends on people taking care when they put things back…
