The 7 Souvenirs of August
Gathering the Geo-people
When I created the event, DayCaching (GC5A2TG) I half expected that it could well be a case of dad and I having a nice lunch together, but I needn’t have worried, as shortly after I published people started indicating their intention to come….I started to get a little excited about it as more people added…
Guest Blog: An American Adventure, Geo-Style – Part 2: Hawaii to Alaska to Seattle
If you missed Opa-Bob’s first instalment of his great American geo-journey, you can catch up here. After 5 days straight at sea onboard Celebrity Solstice after leaving Bora Bora, I was looking forward to getting my feet on land … and doing a bit of geocaching. Janet, on the other hand, would have been more…
Filling Gaps
When Opa-Bob and I completed the Kahibah Creek Series a week or 2 ago (see Patience Young Grasshopper) there was a gap in the series – number 5 had been archived….unbeknown to us at the time (we would should have known, had we have checked the cache page online beforehand – the CO had replaced…
Be vewy vewy qwiet….I’m hunting Wabbits (and Monkeys)
On Thursday morning I happened to drive past a location where I knew there was a geocache I was yet to visit….and my car just seemed to drive itself into the Carpark nearest to the cache location, so what was I to do? 😉 I was after some rabbits. Springfeild Bunnies!!! to be exact….I surveyed…
Guest Blog Post: An American Adventure, Geo-style
A while back I asked Dad (aka Opa-Bob) if he would be interested in writing something about his experiences geocaching while on his big holiday to North America earlier in the year – I figured this would be a nice continuation from the mentions I have made of his travels, as well as provide us…
Happy International Geocaching Day!
I wasn’t planning on finding any geocaches this weekend….but then I realised it was the International Day of Geocaching, and I wanted to mark the occasion – and collect the shiny new souvenir for it too 🙂 It was a case of what’s left that’s quick and easy, and a quick drive by as…
Paying respects to the Caching Gods
Dad was keen for a caching day this week, so plans were made to head for the hills to collect, for the main part, a number of caches in the ‘CAW’ series. CAW stands for ‘Contemplation and Workship’ and highlights the numerous communities and religions, and ‘retreat’ style centres of varying types in the Calga/Peats…
Arguing with a “Smart” Phone
Heading to my friends place this week, I detoured via 3 caches…. Arrived at location 1…It’s raining here, despite not driving through rain on the way. Got the umbrella out…it’s bent so won’t go up and it’s virtually useless. Head up the pedestrian lane between 2 private residences, trying to look inconspicuous in the rain….a…
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