Susan Flanagan, an author working on finishing her newest book “A Perfect Killick,” already has plans for her next to focus on the subject of geocaching.
She herself has been involved with the sport since as far back as three years ago, so it will be interesting to see how her impressions as a participant are […]
I’m getting the feeling that geocaching is the new D&D. Perhaps geocachers are on the cusp of being called a terrorist organization and plopped right smack-dab into the axis of evil.
Futurist Thomas Frey will be keynoting a conference on GIS (Geographic Information Systems) in Denver Colorado in September.
bq. The Conference will be September 21-23, 2005 at INVESCO Field at Mile High - East Side. The program theme is “The Geospatial Revolution: A Whole New View.” Wednesday and Thursday will include technical sessions, a job fair, […]
I guess things are heating up in South Carolina.
The Columbia Star publishes a story today continuing to report on the clash between geocachers in that state and House Member Catherine Ceips.
High–tech scavenger hunt Geocachers invade hallowed ground
Listen to some of the language in this story (emphasis mine):
Once the gadget geeks pinpoint the loot, they […]
AAA local auto club affiliates have decided to use geocaching as part of a promotion.
During a cross country map research trip this month and in June, AAA Texas will be hiding caches for travelers to find at a variety of locations along Route 66 as part of a geocaching treasure hunt.
It’s not clear whether these […]
The Oregonian reports on the fifth anniversary of the sport of Geocaching, which was marked way back on May 2nd. The subjects of their story are Joe Whittington and his geocaching course at Lake Oswego, taught to help newcomers enjoy the sport responsibly and safely.
Another component of geocaching is environmental stewardship.
“Adults take their children with […]
A newly-registered user on Geocaching.com named “Remorser” recently logged the capture of 156 travel bugs.
One user on the Groundspeak forums noted this comment in one of the travel bug logs:
i have this travel bug tag ( along with 165 others just like it). when i first saw geocaching i thought it would be fun to […]
There are dark events brewing in Charlotte, South Carolina for fans of the great activity of geocaching.
A combination of a misunderstanding and a politician in need of cheap political capital has resulted in the scapegoating of the entire sport of geocaching.
This unreasonable situation has led to the following news story:
Strangers caught trekking into graveyards or […]
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