I have now submitted Losing My Religion - Digital Remaster. GC4PXGB  This is by far the hardest cache I have ever submitted. To complete the stages you need a qr reader, solve a magic eye puzzle, identify stages by photos taken at GZ and use a UV light (not all at the same time) The trail is just over a mile long. When solved the final is about 10 feet off the ground in a busy part of the city and it is not possible to climb to. Most of the terrain is pavement but there is a steep grass bank to negotiate for one stage and I feel the final warrants a 5* on it's own.

I have just had my GC4PQZE Multi-cache Losing My Religion - Cover Versions which is a photo trail where finders have to go 8 co-ordinates and see which photo was taken from that location. if they are correct this will lead to the location of the final and log book.

My problem is I and some other cachers can see the required pictures when viewing the cache page but some cachers have reported that they are unable to see the photos and thus can not complete the cache.

I guess the reviewer could see them in order to publish the cache. I wrote the page using HTML codes and the photos are published on my flicker page and I down loaded them to the cache page gallery. The reviewer has since removed the logs that I downloaded them with and they are no longer displayed in the gallery.

Any ideas what is going wrong and more importantly how do I fix it.

PLEASE HELP if you can.

If you look at the page please let me know if you can see the pictures

I have posted requests for help on 2 other geocaching forums and until I can get this sorted properly the photos with their numbers can be viewed at][url=http://http://www.flickr.com/photos/stickbouncer/sets/72157636255926096/]

 I have received this helpfull answer from Mattishall Marauders on EACachers forum. "Have just had a quick look and everything seems fine using Firefox and Chrome. However, when I tried using Internet Explorer, the pictures were not there. So it may be a case of trying a different browser.
Hope this helps."

Thanks

Mark

After yet another run in with a reviewer about placing caches I have had enough. I do not like conflict and I do not like being treated unfairly. I have appealed to groundspeak but expect they will side with the reviewer no matter what I say.

I was just starting to find new ways to enjoy caching too but at the moment I feel the event on 5th Jan will be the last thing I do geo-caching wise

Okay I have to admit I actually said this today and it was not until my companion laughed that I realised what I had done.
I was out doing some maintenance on some of my caches and we met back at the car and I realised I had left my GPS at one of the places i had been. Off we head back the way i had came and soon found it on the ground safe and okay. I turned and said

"I am so relieved I don't know where I would be without my GPS"

So am I the only one or have you heard or said something daft while caching.

I have a few more I will confess when I have heard your confessions

Going through the entire alphabet make an understandable sentence(s) in which consecutive words start with consecutive letters of the alphabet You can start at any letter.

So....

A big cat delivered Eric from great hazard in jungle, kicked lamas making nachos off pedestals, questioned Richard, successfully through ultra violet waves, X-rayed young Zebras.