Monthly Archives: July 2013

You know when you have an idea and think that there has to be a way to do something. You think that if you were logical enough to think what a good idea something would be that someone must have … Continue reading →

Following on from my previous blog entry dated June 20th, https://washknight.wordpress.com/2013/06/20/can-a-blind-person-geocache/, , I feel and updated is warranted. Today I found my first ever cache completely on my own. From locating it on geocaching.com to leaving the house and walking … Continue reading →

Today we when geocaching in the car. Caches get placed in all sorts of places not just on country walks and in parks, some are right under your nose as you are walking down the street. Some are placed in … Continue reading →

The iPhone Geocaching app is a great tool for the geocacher and Groundspeak have obviously put a lot of effort into ensuring that it integrates with the accessibility features of the phone. So often app developers ignore Apple’s guidelines on … Continue reading →

The plan today was to head over to Mill Hill to tackle a small series of caches in a circular walk around the Mote Mount open space. Legend has it that a long time ago a landlady of a pub … Continue reading →