The problem with benchmarks is that you DON'T need a GPS to find them at
all.  Jason and I have found sevral of them, and we have NEVER used a
GPS to do it.
They give you the directions thats are so exact you would have to read
them wrong to not find the benchmark.

I think benchmarks are just a differenr enough beastie that they should
definatly be counted seperatly.  Especially since they are so close
together that all someone would have to do is go for a walk every night
and you could have your finds above 100 in about a week or less.

Brian Cluff
Team Snaptek

On Tue, 2002-07-23 at 19:31, Fleg . wrote:
> Using your logic that I included below just proves why they 
> should be counted.  Whats different between a benchmark and a virtual, 
> web-cam, etc?  For both you must use a GPS to lead you to a specified 
> location.