Craig on July 14th, 2010

Looking through my Geocaching statistics I noted my highest and lowest finds (in elevation). The Highest, GC141NQ The Highest Cache in Colorado at 14,433 ft above sea level. The lowest, GCG90E Pohaku pond atĀ  2 ft above sea level on the big island of Hawaii. That is a big elevation difference, and for me it [...]

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Craig on July 13th, 2010

Now this is a cool invention!

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Craig on June 15th, 2010

I can check two more Micro Caches off my to do list. I have looked for both caches before and given up rather quickly because they are in high traffic areas. I found myself in the area today and decided to give them anther try. The first, Gorilla Watering Hole, was not too hard but [...]

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Craig on June 10th, 2010

My Geocaching activities (like my blogging) have been on the slow side for the last few months. The reason? I’m not sure! I do know this. A few weeks ago I sent my old GPS to my niece in Kansas. She and her family were interested in GeocachingĀ  and needed a GPS. The act of [...]

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Craig on April 3rd, 2010

I worked on a geocaching plan this morning for next weekend. I will be visiting family in Kansas and will be seeking out hidden treasures on our way. I used several tools available on the Geocaching website to plan the route and to select caches along the way. It’s easier now than it was in [...]

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