Trackable is great. I'm a little partial to loons as I am friends with several.
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Trackable is great. I'm a little partial to loons as I am friends with several.
I would think that as taxpayers we can do pretty much what we want with the flag. C'mon we can burn the US flag if we want so why not use the state flag on a coin? That's getting pretty petty when the state government is worried about some group putting a state flag on a coin when I see the state flag on souvenirs all the time.Originally Posted by Haffy
I guess I shouldn't be suprised though.
Tracking on Gc.com? YES the extra 1.50 will not matter to most, and could possibly interest others to make a purchase. Unique icon, YES. Lighthouse or outline of Maine would be my 2 cents worth. Mountains, moose, loon, all by a pond. There are many things that represent Maine caching. I would agree with any of them. Antique finish, YES even if it costs more. Thanks for asking?
Why not live life like it is your last day....instead of pretending to be a member of the Peter Pan Club and believing you will be around forever.
Perhaps we could make our own Caching Seal. Could we come up with Maine Geocaching symbols that represent these ideas?Originally Posted by Maine Law
A single star - 12 satellites
Dirigo - GPS
Moose -
Pine Tree -
Supporters -
Originally Posted by tat
Moose = Represents Hiram on the Slip and Slide
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but the realization that there is something more important than fear."
"Death is only one of many ways to die."
Originally Posted by tat
Pine Tree -- How about we change it to a stump of a pine tree to represent the cache clues that refer to "not being stumped"?
Alternatively a pine tree -- represents the many trees in the forest that FFJake must wander around aimlessly as he searches in vain for the cache with his Magellan
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but the realization that there is something more important than fear."
"Death is only one of many ways to die."
I like either a moose doing something silly, or the pine cone & tassel idea.
~*There's Tupperware in thum thar hills!*~
Where's Sudonim on this discussion . . . he's our resident "Coin Guy" -- I know he loves geo-coins since he's always trying to show me the latest coin he has found or passed along. I'd love to hear what he has to say.
My take on things (for what it's worth and it's not worth much) . . . anything is good. You folks came up with a great coin last year and I am sure unless you opted to come out with a non-trackable, plastic coin with a picture of my face on the coin anything you come up with will be a hit.
I wouldn't mind seeing a coin that would reflect another aspect to Maine besides the coast . . . and while I love lighthouses (I have a "thing" for them) I think it would be nice to see a different type of coin. I kind of liked the idea of the moose, loon, chickadee, pine tree or Mt. Katahdin (maybe we should combine all of them together with a coin showing a chickadee on the back of a loon which is on the back of a moose climbing a pine tree on top of Mt. Katahdin ). The flag idea is also a good idea.
I wouldn't mind seeing the coin photo depicting a cache site of significance (i.e. the Portland Light was great as it captured one aspect of Maine, was picturesque and it had a special meaning to Maine cachers as the site of the first Maine cache.) Surely there must be some other cache sites of significance?
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but the realization that there is something more important than fear."
"Death is only one of many ways to die."
I didn't get last year's coin so I definately will this year, what ever it may be. I would like to give my 2 cents though. How about a Moose with pinecone and tassels hanging off its antlers, chasing a turkey in front of a mountain.
How about the new Bucksport bridge ?