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| It's about the journey |
A 5 star cache must have bad coords. A difficult cache must have a lowered rating so cachers are more likely to search for it. | ||
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| Geocacher |
I couldn't find it, so it was probably muggled. 1/1's are always easy. Geocachers always leave no trace and rehide caches exactly as they found them. Over time, the contents of a cache will get better and better. Taking a trade item and replacing it with a travel bug or trackable coin is OK. Geocaching is not addictive. WakeboardLanier | |||
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Urban Caching sux All micros are lame You are on time to a GGA meeting while riding with Trez edit: Saw this today: Every one who logs a find online actually signed the logbookThis message has been edited. Last edited by: phat.bak, | |||
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| Puzzler and Cabdriver |
Geocaches are always in the last place you look That's not always true. Sometimes they were in the first place we looked. We just didn't see it. ____________________ We make difficult caches even more so. | |||
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| Geocacher |
The "shortest" route to a cache is a straight line. | |||
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Geocaching Best Practices
A list of myths about caches
