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I believe you can update it up to 528 feet yourself. Any longer and you’d need a reviewer to do it. Just make sure there is not another cache nearby.

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I agree that it’s a great milestone choice as I did that one for my 200th In July.

Way to go, VG.

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Good luck in college, fellow cacher.

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What year in college then, ZB?

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What year are you in, Zoesbro?

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I use GSAK with the findstats-gen macro.

Just click on my sig below to see it for yourself.

Being a premium member is a plus to generate stats.

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Brett Favre’s not retired. Todd’s mad.

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This is my 300th post. Yay!

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Brian Brohm is not good, perid.

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I agree. This is the most interesting series that I’ve ever done.

I think it took them several months to plan it all.

Very well thought out and planned. Gotta think outside the box to do this series.

Highly recommended.

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Heh. I bet Jerry’s mom was not thrilled about that FTF making Jerry late – lol.

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No hurry. Thanks for keeping me posted.

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Many sites will have refurbished nuvi’s for around $90-100. A nuvi 200 or 205 is a good starter GPS. I’m using a friend’s right now until I get the cash to get my own. She does not need it for the time being and it’s just collecting dust – lol.

For new, Wally World has a Nuvi 205 for about $128.

I’ve also seen a refurbished Tom Tom 130 on sale at Radio Shack’s website for about $59 after rebate, but Tom Tom doesn’t always have good reviews when compared to Garmin Nuvi’s.

I have yet to talk to a Tom Tom user that says he likes the device.

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No, I’m Favring and staying up.

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I’m going to go to bed.

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