Monthly Archive: May 2012

Help Produce A New Geocaching Movie

Actor and novice producer Jeff Galfer needs cash to fund his cache-inspired short film Buried Treasure. In a guest post for It’s Not About The Numbers, the American pleads his case and reveals how this hobby has changed his life. “I’m an actor, not a geocacher. At least, I wasn’t a geocacher. In fact, eight months ago I didn’t …

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Towering Nano Geocache [Micro VLog]

Nano geocaches can be a bit frustrating – but this one was fun because of the great location and style of hide.

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Geocache In Space: The Countdown Begins

Houston, we have go for launch of the second Geocache In Space module … Although in case of American geonaut Scott Cole, his blast-off won’t be at Florida’s Cape Canaveral but rather Gilliam-McConnel Airfield in his home state of North Carolina. Three days ago, the Southern Pines resident (GC handle: e6c or Echo Six Charlie) advised his …

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Trading Stories With The Creator Of Geocacher Cards

Some people trade baseball or bubble gum cards, Shane Holmes collects examples featuring geocachers. And as the creator of this new geo-craze and the owner of Facebook’s Geocache Trading Cards page, he’s hoping you might join in. The American (GC handle: GeoLobo) came up with the idea in 2008, having spent two years trying to decide on …

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A Prickly Problem With Attributes

The CacheSense Beta Team, who were hard at work making CacheSense even better, recently noted the mystery appearance of a ‘cactus’ attribute. This little fella (see left) caused some confusion throughout the team as no one could find his prickly presence anywhere throughout the GC.com world. The sudden appearance of this attribute was also noted …

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Junk Garden Geocaching Challenge

We discovered a garden of junk while looking for a hide – so decided to turn it into a geocaching challenge.

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Review: Little Treasure At Rainbow’s End

BOOK REVIEW Rainbow’s End: A Romancing America title from Barbour Books by Valerie Comer, Annalisa Daughety, Nicole O’Dell and Cara C Putman Paperback US$7.99/Kindle US$6.99 on Amazon I’ve read more Mills & Boon-type love stories over the years than I care to admit but Barbour’s new title Rainbow’s End is the first to ever feature geocaching. …

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Our Next Generation Of Geocachers

By Fran Lovell, Land Information New Zealand Scott Taylor-Beech – pictured above – may only be eight years old but he’s already a treasure-hunting expert who uses a handheld GPS receiver loaded with internet map data to track down prizes hidden all over New Zealand. He and fellow enthusiast Jack Braddick, also 8, are teaching …

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Twilight Zone: Geocacher Finds Bomb, Not Cache

It what seems to be an odd twist on the geocache/bomb relationship, a player near Neustadt Weinstraße in Germany has stumbled upon what appears to be a bomb. After posting the photo in imgur.com earlier today, the comments have been running hot in the associated reddit thread. Reddit user eodtech1 noted: “Looks to be a GP ‘Old …

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Geocaching Brothers Find Mystery Skulls

Two Austrian brothers found two human skulls while geocaching in their hometown of Linz last week. The siblings, aged 23 and 26, stumbled upon the remains while searching below Franz-Josef Warte, an historic tower which overlooks the Danube River, as well as the districts of Urfahr and Pöstlingberg. Their gruesome discovery occurred in an alcove …

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