Yes, I’ll admit it. I want to get there first. I want an unspoiled cache, a clean log, a “fresh bowlâ€? as they used to say on “Ally McBeal.â€? There is something quite special about being first to find, getting to a new cache before anyone else. Does that mean arriving second or third or […]
Archive | December, 2006
Show 82.0: Letterboxing Part 2
Listen To The Show (55:58) On our geocaching show today, we share some news about the CacheStats software and another PodCache in Indiana. Our main topic is Letterboxing, and this is part 2 in a series. We have some audio from several listeners who are both geocachers and letterboxers, and then Sonny and I head […]
Global Warming and the GPS
In case you needed something to worry about this weekend: A buildup of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere could require changes in the way satellites are launched and might impact the function of global positioning systems (GPS), an international team of atmospheric scientists suggests. … Read more about this at National Geographic What do you […]
Show 81.1: PMM – KTAG Event
Listen To The Show (15:45) On this geocaching nano-show Sonny chats about viral guerrillas, geocaching G’s and a camo tip. He also shares some audio from SDAJumpMaster at the KTAG Belated Birthday Bash (and Ghost Chase II). Links mentioned in this show: Today’s Cacher: PodCacher article A unique way to listen to PodCacher: Podlinez – […]
Ammo Boxes vs Lock N Locks
A lot of geocachers feel that an ammo box is the pinacle of perfection in terms of geocaching containers. Basically, they are metal boxes that come in a variety of sizes depending on the type of ammunition they were designed to hold with a mechanism that requires more than strength and dexterity than your average […]
Show 81.0: 20,000 Travel Bugs!
Listen To The Show (36:20) On our geocaching show today, we celebrate several milestones and share an FTF story from the UK. Then we bring you the interview with Bryan from Groundspeak. Listen to hear the scoop about the 20,000 travel bugs. Images mentioned in this show: Go to the Flickr set. Hop on over […]