Geocaching on Radio 4 today

[+The Cache Hoppers]

From 4.30-5.00pm today on Radio 4 was a programme called Click On and they were discussing Geocaching - had a couple of people going on a geocaching hunt in London somewhere but they didn't find it. There was someone who had been caching since 2002 being interviewed - anyone know who it was?

 

We had it on in the car - I was concentrating on my driving so didn't catch the drift too much. Did anyone else hear it? I might listen again - find the link on here

[+currykev]

From 4.30-5.00pm today on Radio 4 was a programme called Click On and they were discussing Geocaching - had a couple of people going on a geocaching hunt in London somewhere but they didn't find it.

 

It's probably been archived.

[+Paul G0TLG]

The programmes available on Listen Again - take the link from here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/clickon/index.shtml

[+SkiBums (UK)]

The programmes available on Listen Again - take the link from here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/clickon/index.shtml

 

 

fast forward to about 25mins

[+Simply Paul]

I make it 21m 30s in.

[+The Bongtwashes]

So is everyone going to email them? (clickon@bbc.co.uk)

[+The Cache Hoppers]

So is everyone going to email them? (clickon@bbc.co.uk)

Nope ... CBA

[lakeuk]

No very commited, gave up on the first DNF

[+The Bongtwashes]

No very commited, gave up on the first DNF

He did say he'd try again, and asked people who'd been successful to get in touch.

[+sTeamTraen]

No very commited, gave up on the first DNF

 

DNFs are even more of a hazard of life when talking to the media than when out caching normally. When the local TV station interviewed me I took a well-stocked full-size ammo box along, which was just as well since the cache (which of course I had previously found) turned out to have been muggled.