Show 731.0: Spooky, Creepy Geocaches

On our geocaching podcast today, we chat about some spooky and creepy geocaches and cache events. You might even get some ideas for something you can do for Halloween next year! We also share feedback on emergency communications, a possible geocaching vehicle of the future and much more.

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Practical Geocaching

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SPOOKY GEOCACHES
Halloween Walk in the Dark 2018 - Florida Event
Otterburne Cemetery - Restin' Place - Manitoba Canada
The Bloated Festering Head of My First Victim - Washington
Petaluma Underground (Swamp Thing) - California
INFERNAL DEVICE - Oklahoma
Geocaching on Devil's Night - Halloween Special - Youtube Video by Cache Canada

Reflective Tack (Pack of 50), Orange - for night caches (affiliate link)

Amateur Radio - Getting Licensed
How To Get Your Ham Radio License in 3 Simple Steps
Amateur Radio Service

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One Response to Show 731.0: Spooky, Creepy Geocaches

Dave Marquardt aka Balde Runner November 8, 2020 at 6:44 pm #

Hi Sonny, Sandy, Sean and Sela,

Sonny talked about a “no-code” Technician amateur radio license. All of the US amateur radio licenses are “no-code” now. I got my novice license when you had to learn code back in the 1980s, went inactive, and in 2019 got my Technician and General license the same day. Thanks for mentioning ham radio as an emergency communications means and getting licensed.

-Dave, aka Balde Runner
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