[GeoStL] Re: Night Caches and somewhat OT
- From: "Tim and Pam" <timpam2mocachers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:20:02 -0500
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You can set it up just using the trail method or you could give them a
bearing or coordinates that you would enter into a GPS to find the trail
back. What I mean is take them out a ways then end the trail with a tag with
the information needed to find the trail back closer to the cache. Does that
make sense?
Tim
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What makes a night cache a night cache?
We've never been on a "real" night cache and are thinking about setting one
up for personal use. From what I've read it's basically "follow the
firetack trail". Therefore you really don't need a GPSr -- especially if we
hand somoene a flashlight and say "Start over there." Is it best to follow
a "Red right returning" kind of thing or is there some other rule of thumb
for wandering around in the woods at night with only a flashlight.
Where to buy firetacks?
Nancy
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