Hazards of geocaching: rattlesnakes. Article by Art on Examiner.com
Archive for CSG Blog
Were event cache guidelines ignored?
Groundspeak recently published event cache GC27P27 – Going Ape This event is one of the many front end events leading up to Geowoodstock VIII. What caught my eye, was this event cache was to ‘Take a scenic hike to the last remaining Project APE cache in the United States – Mission 9: Tunnel of Light [...]
Lessons Learned
My writing focus has been toward My gig at Examiner.com This post does not fit within the guidelines, of an Examiner article, so I finally get to update the blog. Having good weather on January day is a rare occurrence in Colorado. Karen and I had discussed making a cache run into northeastern Colorado for [...]
Garmin mandatory software updates
Do you own a Garmin nüvi 7×5 series, nüvi 800 series, nüvi 8×5 series, zūmo 660, GPSMAP 620 or GPSMAP 640? If so, you are entitled to a free firmware update to ‘correct a software issue that has been discovered to cause select GPS devices to repeatedly attempt to update GPS firmware, and then either [...]
On any other day…
On any other day, this cache would have been ignored by those who do not know of geocaching. . But because it is April 20th, the anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre, suspicious looking packages get more then a second look. On the right is a picture of the cache called “A Knight’s View. [...]
When it rains, it pours.
No this isn’t a post about the very late season winter weather we are having in Denver. This post is about the joys of PC ownership, and the lost weekend of restoring my computer. This computer is the workhorse of the Centennial State Geocaching Podcast. All recording and editing happens on this machine. So any [...]