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OK, Thanks! Reviewing the fields, I think that I can make a reasonable guess on the artists and the kinds of art that can be purchased from my pictures.  But I didn't see the name of the person who refurbished the machine and whether this machine is the same that was found, previously.

These are general enough: -Photograph any sign showing the name of the location waymarked (ex. parks, stores, hospitals) -Photograph any sign/plaque/flier/reference to a web site or take literature that describes the location.

I went to find the Art-O-Mat at OOP!! in Providence, RI, because it was on the way.  Lo-and-Behold! I find it!  I get my item, I take pictures and talk with the sales person there.I go back home to log it in.  First, I am having trouble with filling in the fields, since the art-o-mat web site doesn't have the details when you click ...

One take on McDonald's and history - Someone might try to waymark or visit all the film locations of the documentary, ''Supersize Me.'' (and get a bonus, since these waymarks could be logged in as movie locations - unless only fictional movies count).  I have 1 logged as a waymark, and there will not be more than a handful.  ...

I joined as well. Put me in as an officer if needed. One comment - I looked at the list of groups, and I didn't see anywhere in the Group Recruiting page that indicates that a group is on probation.  In fact, on the summary page, of the quarries group it lists Number of Members as '7', (now '8'), which is the ...

I, too am skeptical, but I don't claim to understand the process fully after reading this thread.  Some random thoughts: I find the idea of trading or voluntarily giving waymarks to other players intriguing and needed.  Eventually, people will leave or maybe GroundSpeak will receive a notice saying that 'so-and-so has just passed ...

Hey, Cache_test_dummies (and other officers in categories that I have attempted to post), You do alright by me.  You keep me in check!  There were a few questionable waymarks I posted that were rejected - and looking back, that's what should have happened!  (Though I might still grumble). As a fellow officer, it is work, ...

The SPACE one in Portland, ME, is still there.  I'll be logging my visit and posting photos soon!

I think that there are enough pipe organs out there in the world that are accessible that this category would flourish nicely.  Unlike pianos and other instruments that I can think of, pipe organs were often made custom to the location, and certainly fitted custom to a location.  These organs, especially the older ones, will ...

Sorry I didn't see this sooner!  It has been a very hectic time as I have just moved to a new house, but there might have been a chance to squeeze in a meal or something.  Hopefully there will be an opportunity next time you are in the area!

You don't have me on the list, yet.  I have 601 waymarks posted and 240 visited, so far.  That puts me just out of the top 50. http://www.waymarking.com/users/profile.aspx?f=1&guid=ded9b0f2-18f7-4038-a44e-d94b73b67477 Thanks for the work put on it. NorStar

Sorry, I had to drop out for a while.  I just moved to a new house, so I had to put waymarking asside for a bit.  I'm glad for the interest and help.  I'll do some research on Manitoba and come up with a draft of the description in a couple weeks!  

OK, my US$/CAN$.02, I'm a skeptic on the 'orphan' waymark.  I view Waymarking.com as a scavenger hunt with defined categories that you try to list.  On scavenger hunts in college (Greek Week fraternity competitions), we had a list of something like fifty things to get that matched an item on the list, for example, a shirt with a ...