May 2, 2006 Hi, I'm a writer for RV Living magazine (rv-living.com), a custom magazine produced by Rodale Custom Publishing. I'd like to interview some people...
They mention that that log book is buried and show them burying it. It also mentioned geocaches are normally buried. Of course, none of that is correct. Did...
too bad that they didn't actually talk to someone that knew about geocaching before doing the article. glenn...
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May 3, 2006 7:02 pm
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They all seem to be using the same model GPSr. My geocaching blog ... Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Yahoo! Messenger with...
They BURIED the cache in a CEMETERY. Real good example there folks. -Ed "I should never have switched from Scotch to Martinis." ~~ Humphrey Bogart, last words ...
And you say that like it's a bad thing. :-) glenn...
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May 3, 2006 7:43 pm
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Happy belated birthday geocaching. Dave Ulmer invented geocaching and introduced it to the world on May 2, 2000, the day after President Clinton stopped the...
... Great article, sept1c_tank, about the early history of geocaching and Dave Ulmer's role in it. I hope everyone noticed the role played by this very mailing...
It appears many of us have been contacting this newspaper. Hopefully we all have been doing this in a respectable manner. He replied to my concern and said he...
Very cool to re-live this history. I missed out on the initial cache posts but found out about the sport very shortly after it started and have been part of...
Did a quick search on geocaching.com and found Mingo again. Looks like its the oldest active cache: http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=48657...
... <nilesdickniles2000@...> wrote: ... I stand corrected. Sometime in the past few days, Groundspeak has rewritten their history page, giving Dave Ulmer due...
One of these days the historians at Groundspeak will get it right. Dave Ulmer created the first stash on May 2, not May 3 as reported on the website's new...
... Dave's first stash predates this mailing list by a couple weeks, but you can read Dave's original announcement on the sci.geo.satellite- nav Usenet group...
... right. ... reported on ... but ... My apologies to everyone. Apparently Ulmer did create the first stash on May 3 (and Groundspeak is correct in their...
Right now in New York, Atlanta, Portland, and San Francisco, Palladium is giving away free Palladium shoes and cash prizes to Palcache game participants who...
"Kennard started the project about 16 months ago, when he became fascinated with the idea of geocaching. Ultimately, Kennard would like the Rogue Art Project...
"Tread Lightly!, a nonprofit organization that educates people to recreate responsibly, recently released tips to help geocachers minimize their impact on the...
"In the Charlotte County promotion, people who check into participating lodgings will get their coordinates and set out to find anything from dinner coupons to...
"Members of the CSPD bomb squad were called out Friday morning to Briargate Parkway to investigate a device that looked like a pipe bomb. As a precaution,...
Yeah, I've seen geocaches made out of pipes. And I've seen unmarked geocaches. Perhaps that's not real smart. But what kind of idiot looks at a geocache and...
I just saw the report on the local news (I live in Colorado Springs). The officer was holding it, and it looked like a PVC pipe with end caps or something on...
I think if people would just take the time to write on the outside of the container in BIG letters GEOCACHING.COM or THIS IS A GEOCACHING CONTAINER,...
Good point. People who don't label (with words) their geocaches are being more silly than people who mistake them for bombs. I do have to ask myself, if it WAS...
Overall, I do not think writing GEOCACHE on a pipe cache would make a difference. After all the press pipe caches get, any terrorist should be able to figure...
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