apt101's blog
Great time and a Great class
Submitted by apt101 on Mon, 03/08/2010 - 19:12
Friday night was a great night. Not only did I get to tell other people about Geocaching, I was able to show them.
Twitter Test
Submitted by apt101 on Tue, 12/29/2009 - 23:02Having some twitter issues, trying to figure out why some of the posts from and to the website are not showing up.
Geocache Run for beginners
Submitted by apt101 on Sat, 12/26/2009 - 21:53Sunday, December 27 at 1:30pm a group of beginning geocachers are meeting me at Strawberry Park in Madison. If you would like to come let me know so we can wait. The geocaches we will be starting with (probably not finishing) will be:
GC1HVT1
GC1NBY8
GC1HTW7
GC1NBZ6
GC1M5GP
GC1N2HB
GC1Z71D
GC1Y5JH
GC1MFEJ
GC1NJ18
GC1Q57N
GCZ7DM
GC11C5J
GCE2B2
GC1AEZ0
GC1AB4T
GC1A9GX
GC1A4F1
GC14N0X
GC13MT4
GC1CRM7
GC1BYVQ
GC1TT91
The New Mississippi Coin
Submitted by apt101 on Sat, 09/26/2009 - 15:06
You can find the new Mississippi coin at Coins and Pins.
Photos of the 09/09/09 Event
Submitted by apt101 on Fri, 09/11/2009 - 23:35Just to let everyone know. I have posted all of the photos taken by biognome at the 09/09/09 event.
Combat Cache?
Submitted by apt101 on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 07:54
I was checking out some new posts in the Geocaching.com Facebook group this morning, and ran across what someone called a Combat Cache? I thought that sounded interesting enough to check out. It turns out this is a name to describe caches in a Military War Zone. It's not an official thing. Just something our military people are calling it.
Great River Road Geocaching Event 2009
Submitted by apt101 on Mon, 06/29/2009 - 09:07This was sent to me and it looks really interesting. Everyone should check it out.
click here for mor information
Unusual Container
Submitted by apt101 on Tue, 04/28/2009 - 12:48Excerpt:
"November 27, 2002 around 7 PM on a clear crisp autumn evening a bright light was visible in the sky near the northern horizon from the vicinity of Fairfield Village in Cypress, Texas. Starting low in the sky the light gradually grew in size and brilliance and appeared to draw closer."
ROAD TRIP !!!
Submitted by apt101 on Fri, 04/17/2009 - 12:11Maybe not by car but sometime we need to get a group together and hit this cache, but this one is only for real men (and women). Check out the cache and you will understand what I mean.
A Cache and a 2 TBs I will never get.
Submitted by apt101 on Tue, 04/14/2009 - 17:38I say never, but who knows. This man whose ID is Lord British has one cache he has placed and two travel bugs he has dropped off and I think you have to be a special person or have a certain profession to get to them.
The cache is called Randbow Hydrothermal Vents. Evidentally as he was jaunting around in a Mir Russian Submersble he dropped this cache and one travel bug (TB31F1) off on the sea floor 2300 meters down and 3171 miles from my home coordinates.
