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What do you take with you when you go geocahing besides your gpsr (or smart phone) and a writing utensil? Anybody have a "Bat Utility Belt" of some kind that contains some other interesting items you think you may need on a cache?

Wow! What an honor!

Looks like it will be a nice site to check up on now and then. He's got some nice geoswag things I've been thinking about getting.

I've read through these posts, but was interested in any new info anyone may have. I just got a droid x and was wondering what geocaching apps anyone familiar with them recommends. Still undecided on whether I want to pay for Groundspeak's ($9.99) or get one of the free ones. I still plan on really ...

Post it and I'll take the survey.

Got the 60CSx, too. I really like it! I will always have a place in my heart for the old ETrex Legend, though. I still need to figure out some things, but it's really nice up grade from what I was using.

We just got back from Traverse City, MI. There are some nice ones in that area as well. Maybe a little side trip for you. Have a great time.

Very cool. What about the Colorado's? Does anybody have one of those?

I'd like to see it go on as it is, but new SC members who are active and willing might keep it together and invigorate it more as an organization. I've not attended an event in quite some time, but that's what raising twins does to my spare time. Believe me, everyday I miss geocaching, but am lookin...

We'll keep the family in our prayers. That's awful news at any time of year. Family and friends will get you through this tough time as will God.

I just logged on, too, to post that I saw this article/ad as well. I saw her pic and I said to my wife, "Look. It's Mrs. BBD."

Hey, thanks for the info. I've been hoping this place would open again so I can hunt for fossils and some caches!

Count me in. I've told several people I know about this cache as it's a very interesting and challenging cache. Until now, I thought I'd never really get to try it. I look forward to it.

Maybe in the ground.

Seriously, I don't know.

Good idea for a cache though.

Right now, SQ's are my favorite caches to hunt. Although I'm starting to get more interested in the puzzle caches.

SQ are quiet hunts. Usually no one around. Reading the headstones is interesting and the local history aspect of it really makes one appreciate the history of the area.