[GeoStL] Re: Map of caches
- From: Jim Everman <everman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 22:09:20 -0600
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I make a couple trips a year to L.A. or Portland and what I do is run
overlapping queries, usually filtering out multis, above 3/3, etc.
Then I import them to Streets & Trips and start deleting those too far
from my route. If I can I use the arc poly filter, but I've never
imported a route. Frequently, I'll just pick a cache way off the route
somewhere, recenter GSAK on that cache and delete everything out to a
certain radius.
Mike's method sounds easier...
Jim Everman (Geo Jim)
Mike Lusicic wrote:
> Someone was asking about this a while back in the GSAK support forum in
> Groundspeak. If I recall, here is what someone suggested.
>
> Generate a series of pocket queries to get the general population of
> caches you are interested. in.
> Use your GPS to create a route along the interstate, and export that route.
> Use the route to import it as an arc/poly filter into GSAK, and then use
> the filter to select the caches along the route.
> Jim Bensman wrote:
>>I am getting ready to head for AZ. Is there someplace I can go that maps
>>all the caches in a state? What I would like is an easy way to identify
>>some caches along the Interstate.
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