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A City Separated EarthCache details how this came about.

The Online Geocacher would happily publish your article. While I cannot speak for FTFgeocacher, I am fairly certain they would accept one. You might also try blogs, such as It's not About The Numbers

Those responsible have been sacked.

I received the GeoJoe tag and extra:) today! Thanks! Happy birthday SgtMikal!

Fond memories of trials along the trail. A Cache I'll Always Remember by a new author g_o_caching.

I don't often get to post in this thread, so imagine my delight when 2 great coins made their way into my mailbox. The Mister Gray mystery coin and an Earth Trek Geocoin!!

I believe!! 027 was hovering above my mailbox today(obviously a bit distrustful of the Earth Mail system.)When I took it inside I felt a strange tingling sensation as if I was being scanned .....again .. I think

"It was sad, the day we went into the woods and realized it was never coming back, but we took both comfort and pride in the fact that we had decreased the surplus ammo can population and that we had prepared our can to make its own way in the world." A Cacher's Carol Happy Holidays from The Online Geocacher

'Tis the Season... The Cache After Christmas Happy Holidays from The Online Geocacher

JETSchmidt is back with some timely advice in "Cachin in on the winter weather '

Congrats to the winners!!

kitties today

Thanks! your generosity will be put to good use with both my son and I getting personalized GeoJoe tags! Now I should be able to track him down.

Gitchie votes for cats

Undecided today.

This is our Nestle with her scary Halloween face as the Headless Horseman's mount.

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Borrow Pits Fort Lisa's Loess Bluffs

Dog day!

Surely there are more Joe s out there that would like a chance to win a personalized Geotag!! And I know there are lots of you who have Geocaching heroes!

vote for cats!

Today's vote: Dog

Today's vote, the cat!

I've had good responses from hands on logging requirements, such as digging a "well" in sand to see what a water table does or comparing two soil types found near each other by smell, texture, reflectivity etc. Finding a fossil to photograph is another. Combining history with a geological site, such as locations mentioned in the Lewis and Clark Journals can be appealing to a larger audience as well. An EC can also be written up as an exciting discovery instead of coming off as a textbook lesson plan.

Our geocaching hero is Team Kryptos. Many of the first caches we found were put out by them and they have influenced our own particular style of hides, historical places and creative critter caches. Their Tom Flint , River Pirate series was both creative and a real adventure to take part in and had actual cache guardians to prevent unwary seekers from the pirate treasure. This guardian of one of there caches (not a planned part of the cache) inspired our guardian series, which we have had a lot of fun making unique containers for. Thanks to our Hero, Team Kryptos for making our early exposure to caching fun, and showing us that with a little imagination, anyplace can become a grand adventure.