[GeoStL] Re: Using accurate coordinates
- From: Stephen Martin <faery_generic@xxxxxxx>
- To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 14:11:31 -0700
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I read through the messages from this thread and the one I started last week
and definitely got my answer. The key is to use every resource you have when
hiding and/or finding a cache. The needle and the zero on a GPSr are not the
end all of the hunt. The cache page, logs, hints, google earth and personal
experience must factor together.
I can use my GPSr to get several marks on my spot to hide and then use what is
closest. I don't mind doing that because it doesn't involve playing on the
computer and does involve nature. I do NOT know for sure how to get the
average of my marks and would love help with that.
Is that enough to be acceptable regarding getting the best coordinates?
When I search and hopefully find I will continue to tread lightly and use all
info I have gathered before heading on the hunt. I will start to leave logs
that can be useful to next cacher.
When having lunch on Friday's I will chew each bite 59 times and wait until
after I swallow to talk. I may use utensils too.
Stephen
PS- I am serious about wanting to learn how to average marks to better my
ccordinates.
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