It should be patently obvious as to what this object is …
That’s right, it’s the official documentation for an early GPSr device by American company Cobra Electronics. Patent USD469367 was submitted to the United States Patent Office in June 2002 and granted the following January.
An American couple may face felony charges for inducing public panic after their new geocache sparked a three-hour bomb alert.
Keeping you briefed on Shane Holmes’ latest Kickstarter appeal and the initial results of the Geocacher Motivation Study.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s the latest geo-hybrid, known as BirdCaching.
Developed by Robert Mortensen, this new variation combines our favourite hobby with that of bird-watching, by asking participants to record any avian sightings alongside their name in the logbooj of each birdcache.
One million, nine hundred and 99 thousand, seven hundred and 54 … That’s Geocaching.com current hide tally; just 11246 needed to record its two millionth placement.
The question on everyone’s lips, though, is when will this mammoth achievement occur.
A group of Texan researchers has stepped up to the challenge of conducting the first study into geocaching’s physical benefits.
A clever English bobby averted the latest geocaching-related bomb scare yesterday.
While Secret Geo Santa takes a well-deserved holiday, a new childhood hero has hopped onto the scene just in time for Easter.
Keeping you briefed on the official O.C.B pathtag, Estonia’s first geocoin and New Zealand’s latest Geocaching.com reviewer.
What makes you turn on your GPSr and head out the door?
It’s a question that’s been puzzling Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Dr Robert W Lindeman (GC handle: 8ManAfter) so last month, the Massachusetts-based associate professor and his Computer Science students launched an online Geocacher Motivations study.
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