Bellageo Cache Game

The Batman Begins soundtrack. COOL.

The new one by Coldplay?

Perhaps your tectonic plates are shifting.

Grin.

BruceS probably holds that title. He's cachevoyant. Nice.

How 'bout the standings for most caches found strictly by using The Force?

(AP) -- A Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, man is the first treasure hunter to decipher the clues in the book "A Treasure's Trove: A Fairy Tale About Real Treasure for Parents and Children of All Ages" to redeem a $25,000 prize. Jake Polterak, 35, found the clue, hidden as a token, on May 22 at the Rickets Glen State Park near Red Rock, Pennsylvania, a 4 1/2-hour drive from his home. The token's prize is an 18-karat gold dragonfly decorated with diamonds and sapphires. Polterak, a computer consultant, had been reading "A Treasure's Trove" with his 4-year-old daughter, Allie. "Once I found the token, I couldn't believe how easy it was," he said in a statement released Thursday. "The clues were so accurate!" Author and publisher Michael Stadther personally hid 12 tokens redeemable for one-of-a-kind jewels with a combined value of $1 million in public places around the country. The jewels represent the 12 forest creatures featured in the fairy tale. There is Internet chatter that three other tokens are "missing" from their hiding spots but Stadther's spokeswoman, Carolyn Mandelker, said those claims have yet to be verified. To find one of the jewels, readers have to follow clues in the book that lead to a gold token. The token gives the information needed to get the jewel. The tokens are hidden throughout the continental United States. "I wanted the hunt to be accessible, and be a learning experience, one that would encourage puzzle-solving, reading and exploring. It took me eight years to figure out how to hide the treasure, yet not bury it, and not put it in dangerous places or on private property," Stadther said. The book had been ranked No. 2 on The New York Times best-seller list for children's paperbacks earlier this year and was No. 1 on Publisher's Weekly's best-seller list for children's picture books. Treasure Trove Inc., Stadther's publishing company, has sold film rights to Cruise/Wagner in association with Paramount Pictures.

Shel Silverstien.

The technology that John Gordon speaks of on his show, Future Tense, implies that we could have indoor geocaching. What do you think 'bout that?

As usual, GREAT episodes!

Hello. (Clears throat.) My name is Bellageo Cache Game. Bellageo, as in, the Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Anyways... Um... I started geocaching because they never picked me for The Amazing Race.

ok episode 4 and 4.5 are now out. georadio.org 4 and 4.5 are now on my iPod. Lookin' forward to listenin'!

I'm lookin' forward to seeing that!

So let's read it!

Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette. If it's good enough for Danica Patrick, it's good enough for me..

Charles Mingus. Yes indeed!

Not watching 24. What a season!

The soundtrack for Star Wars Episode Three.

Well said, tls11823. I know what you're sayin'.

Many thanks to all!

Could you/would you recommend any caches right off of I-5 between Portland and Sacramento (e.g. rest areas)? Wantin' to have a little fun on this road trip.

Could you/would you recommend any caches right off of I-5 between Portland and Sacramento (e.g. rest areas)? Wantin' to have a little fun on this road trip.

Nice.

How 'bout total caches per state? (I'm just tryin' to get Oregon to the top of the list. Grin.)

Welcome! I'm pretty new myself!!! And definitely check out GeoRadio. It's perfect for learners like us. Enjoy!!!