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@Team Black-Cat wrote:

You do realize that isvisable ink becomes quite visable when transfered to a portable device…

YES

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@Trekkin’ and Birdin’ wrote:

I appreciate the question as well, as these always have left me scratching my head. As with SG, I don’t want solves, just guidance in a general sense. I do puzzles because I enjoy the aha moment, not because I ‘need’ the find.

thanks T&b thats what i wanted to get out of this discussion

@Trekki’n and Birdin’ wrote:

I do know there is something called “invisible ink” that shows up when you either print it out, or highlight and drag across the whole page.

as for invisible ink,there is one in madison,and it might be mine.
SG

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no no Code junkie “i got a PM that said (i better put my flame retardent suit on
…you are probably going to get some flaming because of your request ………
Generally, others do not like you asking for how to solve a specific puzzle on the forums.)
so i was just clarifying that i don’t need to solve these puzzles but just asking different ways to go about solving picture puzzles.
SG

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remember my question was generally just a “what are different ways to go about solving picture puzzles”not really asking people to solve it for me or giving me the specific way of doing so.
it appears that i might need a program i dont have to solve one of them.
SG

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these are the 2 i am referring to
they seem similar just wondering if they use the same solve method and what kind that would be.

GC1TC3T GC1VY8K

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not sure in wisconsin,but i guess a group somewhere in colorado found around 500 caches in one day.

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dang you Rhode Island

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maybe one side of the state coin could represent wisconsin winter activities and the other wisconsin summer activities.

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how about something with are wisconsin bike trails since they usually are packed with caches.
bug line/glacial drumlin/ice age etc maybe with the state of wisconsin as the coin with different color bike lines in there according places on the sate.

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BTW THE CACHE YOUR REFERING TO MARC HAS BEEN FOUND BY 2 CACHERS THAT LIVE IN CANADA AND DROVE 6 HOURS TO GET IT.

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kind of reminds me of this cache=
GC10W36

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dont even get me going on sunglasses my family is jinxed with them “one story is my mom got up with her glasses on her lap and they plummeted to the ground at the same time i was in stride and crunch they went under my size 11.
my biggest loss almost is when i left my caching bag at a WSQ i was putting out that included my garmin etrex and nuvi,cache containers,my coins,and wallet”thank goodness i noticed down the cty road.
me frustrated when finding my phone. here is the cache that led to the problem GC23NJ8

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phone update:i found it with my mom after starting the first place i looked at my phone and put it back into my pocket.after about an hour walk through not fun terrain i located it with my metal detector in the last 15 feet of possible area right off the main trail “if i would have worked it backward i would have found it in 1 minute.
thanks for the other phone stories,it makes me not question myself that much

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so it should kinda be like a letterbox.

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cheers to 2500 caches.
hope to see you in the dane cty area soon.

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