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@zuma wrote:

@marc_54140 wrote:

Hey, Ralph …. would you consider expanding your Bookmark to include a tribute cache for anyone placed by anyone?

Maybe, if no one else wants to. I have a lot of bookmarks already, and will run up against my limit soon. But if no one else volunteers, I might do it after MWGB. I guess I would prefer if someone else did it, but will consider it if no one else wants to.

zuma

That’s my problem also – I’m close to hitting the limit.

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Justin cheated, administrator login, changed mistake.

[marc_54140]

Hey, Ralph …. would you consider expanding your Bookmark to include a tribute cache for anyone placed by anyone?

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@sandlanders wrote:

OK, that’s it! Noah! is just one cache behind us now (he has 149), and he’s probably not done logging for the night. I guess you have to be young to do 30-40 caches a day!

Better leave room for Noah! in the Millennium Club!

Should we have a high chair or booster seat ready?

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three 😳

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Someone wrote! I read. Thank you.

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For more info: see smithmag net

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I came. I saw. I left.

[marc_54140]

Winter.

[marc_54140]

Here is some additional info to consider:

When should a newbie place a cache?

One point of view is that any time is fine.

An opposing view is that perhaps the newbie should wait for a specific time period before doing so. That time period might be 6 months, or finding 100 caches, etc.

The object of the last point of view is to insure the newbie will still be interested, and active, in geocaching after several months.

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Something else to consider for the buggy summer months – a lot of these places are relatively bug free. Makes for some pleasant caching.

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Well, barely two weeks later and the list is over 760.

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Since cachers do not always pay attention to what’s going on where, you might considering sending an e-mail around to all the known local people.

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@Cachelovskys wrote:

There aren’t too many puzzles down in Texas. However, we were able to get a FTF on a puzzle down in Texas that no one solved for two weeks. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GC1DMVT

Say, WHAT??? 😯

Within 49 miles of your FTF there are 431 puzzles listed, by my count. 🙄

Too difficult, hey? 😳

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@kweejee wrote:

Have you thought of making the GPS files available online the morning of the event so some people can skip that part when they get there?

Yah, Jeremy, what a novel idea!!!!

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