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• Homemade Geocache Puzzle Box

  
  The Gadgeteer — Authority: 614
  My good friend David Simpson sent me an email tonight with a link to a really cool story. I love a good story and I love a good gadget. Make it a 3 part story about a homemade gadget given as a wedding present and you’ve got a real winner on your … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: ...
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• My encounter with the locals (and why I must avoid them at all costs)

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  Yesterday was my last day off before I had to head back to work, so I decided to make the most of it by doing a relaxing afternoon of geocaching . First one I found was at a park where I once worked as a camp counselor, bringing back fond memories of getting jumped and beaten by a bunch of 10 year old snotheads 5 ...
  1 week ago

• Bridge 47 near Knighton

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  We did a couple of caches and then sat out the rain while enjoying a lunch of home made soup and bread rolls. So a late start it was well after two before we got going, still we didn’t have far to go. I took a couple of pictures they were only separated by about half an hour but my how the conditions changed. The ...
  1 week ago

• Geocachers find trinkets and trouble

  
  Twelve Mile Circle — Authority: 121
  I know there are a number of geocachers who read the Twelve Mile Circle on a regular basis, so here is a link for members of that community who may not have seen this yet. It appeared in the print edition of Washington Post this morning, and I see it is now available online:Geocachers [...]
  1 week ago

• Geocaching: Fun, until the cops are called

  
  Granite Geek — Authority: 136
  Geocache.com When the kids were little and GPS units were still a gee-whiz novelty, we went geocaching a few times. (That’s the hobby where people hide trinkets outdoors and post the coordinates online, then you try to find them, leaving a trinket or notebook comment of your own when you do.) It was fun -  ...
  1 week ago

• All this rain brings more pain than the rains from the plains of Spain

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  I’ve had all week off from work due to finagling my time around and connecting Election Day and Veterans Day to my usual time off. One of the reasons October/November continues to be my favorite months. But then of course, it rains. And rains, and rains, and rains, and rains, and rains… Man, I don’t think ...
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• 39 Steps

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  There are 39 steps down from the canal at the aqueduct on to the road into Market Drayton unfortunately that is as exciting as it gets, no hand over hand hanging from bridges, although I did manage to slip on the way down, nothing new there. We took that route into town and had a good explore around, Frances loves the ...
  1 week ago

• Gnosall Heath

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  We just love this canal, it is so peaceful and quiet and the scenery is well, rural for want of a better word. Although we got up relatively early, ok arm up back it was before nine still that could be considered early in some circles. We had a number of Geocaches remaining in this area so we did a couple and decided ...
  2 weeks ago

• Wheaton Aston

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  Well we are moving again and at a cracking pace, over three miles and one lock. Mind you we couldn’t see where we were going or where we had been so the cracking pace was painfully slow, if we hadn’t needed water we would not have bothered. We were being followed by another boat and it may just be possible to see ...
  2 weeks ago

• Geomate Jr. Update

  
  Outside San Diego — Authority: 115
  Several weeks ago my daughter and I collaborated on a review of the Geomate Jr .  This unique geocaching device has opened up a new pastime for us, and it continues to come with us just about everywhere we go in search of new and interesting caches. I am not the only one who has discovered that this device just ...
  2 weeks ago

• Belvide nature reserve

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  Another long walk today which took us around Belvide Reservoir and included an illegal entry into the nature reserve there, you are meant to apply for a permit to enter but not having the foresight or wherewithal we tiptoed in and all I can say is that it was well worth it. We did get caught coming out as the gates ...
  2 weeks ago

• Geocaching Adventures in Amish Land

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  So aside from the poison ivy rashes (which reared its ugly head once I came home), I had a nice time in Pennsylvania for a few days. I stayed at the Fulton Steamboat Inn , probably THE place to stay at if you’re ever visiting this area (and I don’t merely say that because of the sweet hotel girl I met here.) ...
  2 weeks ago

• Bubble Stove

  
  Nblazydays's Weblog — Authority: 127
  An early start this morning, but not as early as Debdale, they went past us as we were having our morning coffee. We thought that we would have a walk and do some geocaching while it wasn’t raining. By the time we had run the engine and done our local shop it was 11am when we set off for our walk, which took in part ...
  2 weeks ago

• herosquad:foursquare announced insights data for local...

  
  everyday observations of regular people — Authority: 431
  herosquad : foursquare announced insights data for local businesses will be added soon.  The venue will be able to gather check-in data and learn more about the patterns of their customers. what’s important here is the kind of data businesses get about a certain kind of customer.  sure, there are other ways ...
  3 weeks ago

• Gadlinks for Monday 11.2.09

  
  Gadling — Authority: 708
  Filed under: Stories , Europe , North America , Oceania , Czech Republic , Portugal , United States , Australia , Transportation Its GPS day here are Gadling, so I think its only appropriate to offer up some GPS-themed travel reads for you today. Enjoy! Prague has tons of wonderful galleries , but ...
  3 weeks ago

• A Whirly Day

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  So I got up early this morning for a 3 day trip to Lancaster County in Pennsylvania, where I would meet up with a few relatives to celebrate a birthday at a bluegrass show. The next few days though would be all about meeeeeeeeeee, as I go off to do some geocaching deep in the heart of Amish Country. So I have my ...
  3 weeks ago

• Dont Count Your Brownies ... lessons learned from half-term break

  
  Welcome to my world JanMary — Authority: 116
  1. It is wonderful when the hour changes over a half-term break - gives all of us more time to adjust, although for a certain 5 year old in our house it is taking MUCH later than it should! 2. When you plan to post a lesson about how much more delicious home-made chocolate brownies will be when made my your husband ...
  4 weeks ago

• How geocaching made me fall in love with the city again.

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  Today was probably the most fun day I’ve had in a while. I took an extended walk downtown, and armed with my iPod and my steely wits, I was ready to make a second go of geocaching. I couldn’t locate the first cache on my list, but the second one proved to me why this would be a worthwhile hobby to pursue. It ...
  4 weeks ago

• Just went geocaching for the first time ever today! And well, I suck.

  
  The Habitation of Justice — Authority: 126
  While I was researching GPS devices to get for my car, I inadvertently came upon a wondrous thing called geocaching . The idea behind it is pretty simple: use a GPS device to discover hidden caches around the world that were placed by geocaching enthusiasts. Once you find a geocache, you can sign the logbook to ...
  4 weeks ago

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