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ST11
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Yes that's the other thing, I end up DNFing my own caches as they are re-hid so tough I can't find them to do maintenance. 
Personally I welcome any info regarding cache coordinates and one can average out the claims to make the searching more reasonable.
I like people to find the caches and am not one of those evil persons who put nano's disguised as stones in gravel pits 
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Brooklyn51
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| Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 9:37 pm Post subject: |
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| ST11 wrote: |
| Yes that's the other thing, I end up DNGing my own caches as they are re-hid so tough I can't find them to do maintenance. : |
Ha! That's happened to us! |
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bflentje
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| Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:04 pm Post subject: |
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If I come across "bad coordinates", I merely state that my GPS showed GZ to be a bit off. I never accuse a hider of bad coordinates unless they're blatantly off. A cache hidden 120' away from GZ is different, like the one hidden a few miles east of my home  That one should be archived. |
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sigilwig44
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| Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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| bflentje wrote: |
| If I come across "bad coordinates", I merely state that my GPS showed GZ to be a bit off. I never accuse a hider of bad coordinates unless they're blatantly off. A cache hidden 120' away from GZ is different, like the one hidden a few miles east of my home That one should be archived. |
I found one like that in St. Augustine, FL |
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