Smartphones and sausages took a grilling in New Zealand’s Munzee capital of Mount Maunganui on Saturday at a barbeque organised for players.
The country’s second-ever Munzee meet-up -hosted by hotwheelsnz, New Zealand’s No 1 player on level 67 – attracted 15 similarly Munzee-mad players and their families.
Morgan C Talbot always had a clear image of the characters in her Caching Out books – but now she has two lifelike dolls propped by her keyboard for visual inspiration.
After reading It’s Not About The Numbers’ post on Mimi Barrison’s custom knit geocacher dolls, the Washington author (GC handle: Frumious Jane) commissioned versions of her fictional heroines Margarita and Bindi.
In this video I go out to find a special QR code for Munzee’s gold coin contest, running until February 4th, 2013.
First, they were mad; now The Mad Cacher bloggers are down-right devilish … At least according to the title of their new geocaching book.
Joseph ‘EJ’ Martin III and Kurt Milligan, whose company Leeward Coast owns The Mad Cacher blog and last year bought Navicache.com, are in the final stages of publishing a how-to manual entitled 101 Devil Caches: Your Guide to Creating Unique or Hard-To-Find Geocaches.
Doing things by the book isn’t really Karl Witsman’s forte …
When the American geocacher couldn’t find a manual to teach him how to use the new-fangled Munzee app he’d just downloaded to his smartphone, he decided to write one himself. In fact, it’s almost becoming a habit for the thrice-published author.
You could say that American geocacher Mimi Barrison really likes to toy around with her hobbies.
Since August, the Florida resident has been creating knitted geocaching toys and accessories to sell on popular crafting webstore Etsy. Among those items are GPSr cozys, pillows depicting the Virtual Cache ghost and Smiley icon, as well as custom geocacher dolls.
Time to get down to business, Munzee fans – now that all six barcode types finally appear on the New Zealand player map. On November 30th, Tauranga IT firm Dzina added the sole missing game piece by hanging the country’s first business Munzee in the window of its Greerton premises. That barcode, Dzina Ltd, reads: “Come on in …
Time for me to put another flea in your ear … At least if you want to win It’s Not About The Numbers‘ latest TravelFleas giveaway. In case you missed our recent post on these “small, brightly coloured” tags, TravelFleas can be attached to any trackable or left in a cache as a signature item. Last month, the …
The times they are finally a’changin for Navicache.com … Seven months after the formerly mainstream listing service was sold, it now has a swish new logo. New owners Kurt Milligan and Joseph ‘EJ’ Martin III - better known as the duo behind the MadCacher and Cache Barn brands – publicly unveiled the new Navicache imagery last week as part …
Itching for your own TravelFleas signature tags? It’s Not About The Numbers has one set of 10 personalised TravelFleas (worth U$9.95) to give away this week, courtesy of their American maker. In case you missed our recent post on TravelFleas, these “small, brightly coloured” tags can be attached to any trackable or left in a cache as a signature …
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