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Monthly Archives: July 2014
The cache with ants in its pants!
There is something quite exciting about getting the chance to log a special type of cache that very few people, relatively, will ever get a shot at. Such an opportunity presented itself recently when Jacob’s moving cache #1 popped up … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged Geocaching, Hertfordshire, jacob's moving cache, moving cache, travelling cache, Watford
3 Comments
Hatfield for our 700th
On Wednesday Shar and I had to take a trip to Hatfield train station to drop off my niece Laura who, after staying with us for a week, was heading to Norfolk to spend a week with her nanny. We … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged 700, Geocaching, Milestone, puzzle cache, river colne, wizzardprang
4 Comments
Educating a muggle, woodland sculptures and miniknight’s 250th find at Chorleywood House
My 20 year old niece, Laura, has been staying with us for a week and as promised we took her out to demonstrate the fun of geocaching. We chose to go to Chorleywood House where there were a handful of … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged 250, Geocaching, Milestone, sculptures, woodland
2 Comments
10 Tips for blind geocachers
Here are some tips and tricks that I have picked up for blind and partially sighted people who want to participate in geocaching. 1. Find an app that works for you. There are apps that will voice distance and direction … Continue reading
Posted in Blindness, Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged Ariadne GPS, Blind, Geocaching, hints, sight loss, top 10, Visually Impaired, Voiceover
2 Comments
Can a blind person geocache – one year on
In 2013 I wrote some blog entries on the subject of whether a blind person could geocache (see Can a blind person geocache, A must-have app for blind geocachers, Can a blind person geocache – part 2 and Washknight walks … Continue reading
Posted in Blindness, Finding Geocaches, Geocaching, Personal, Tech
Tagged Ariadne GPS, Geocaching, iPhone, JAWS, sight loss, Visually Impaired, Voiceover
10 Comments
Our Wall Hall caches go live and are found
After a couple of minor hitches our Wall Hall caches have been published tonight. We had to take out a reference to an external organisation in one of them and then we had to move another as it was to … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged -V1PER-, Aldenham, FTF, Geocaching, Hertfordshire, hiding geocaches, Wall Hall, Watford
5 Comments
Philosophy and something Squidgy – caching in Abbots Langley
On Wednesday, Sharlene and I went out for our weekly geocaching fix. The plan was to try for 10 hides laid out in a circular route in the Abbotts Langley area. Seeing as it is not too far from home … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged Abbots Langley, East Lane, Geocaching, Hertfordshire, Leavesden Hospital, M25, Tunnel, UK
3 Comments
Feeding back on some feedback
Recently I have received some feedback from a couple of you lovely readers asking me some questions and so I thought I would post the answers here. Firstly I was contacted by Penny who is also visually impaired and works … Continue reading
Posted in Blindness, Geocaching
Tagged australia, feedback, Geocaching, iPhone, q&A, texas, Vision Australia
2 Comments
Camoflauged Tupperware – Creating our next series.
Now here is a picture to make a geocacher’s heart rate increase slightly. Lots of lovely new containers ready to go out into the wild and just screaming out to be found. Work is progressing nicely on our new series … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged Aldenham, Geocaching, hiding geocaches, TravelBugs, Wall Hall Estate
3 Comments