prospero66

Greetings all you crazy people. I am now working on the Geocaching sample chapter. Thank you for all your commentary pre- and post-caching. Not to mention the expedition, itself. Whenever I need to stay awake, I only need think of the ladder and those two driftwood rungs. Jolts me awake every time. Yours, Jamie Friddle Other Americans www.otheramericans.com

Thank you, you guys are great.

As for other groups, we don't know. We are currently considering an infrastructural group at Burning Man, an active civil disobedience group a la Adbusters/Culturejammers, Oracle Gatherings (a more deliberate offshoot of rave culture), Robot Combat Games, and many others. We won't have a final list until, most likely, the end of the year. Will someone recommend a good resource for learning about live geocaching events? Jamie

Hello everyone. I am not a geocacher. I am a writer, and I am working with a creative team in Seattle that is creating a book titled Other Americans: underground.overground.off the grid. The book is a documentary-style pictorial of people who get together to do interesting, yet off-center, things, such as geocaching. I hope to be directed to a group of geocachers who would be willing to share more about the game and also be willing to be profiled and photographed for the book. I'm not sure if such exists, but a group of geocachers who often work together on a network of caches, or who geocache together, would be ideal. Community is a central focus of the book. Please let me know what you think, and thanks in advance for your assistance. Jamie Seattle, WA PS If the forum moderator believes this message should be cross-posted, or in another forum, please feel free to move it.