Recently I was contacted by Jim from the OpenCaching North America Blog asking me if I would be interested in answering a few questions about my experiences geocaching as a blind person. Well what with me being the shy retiring type… I was more than happy to waffle on, probably more than I needed to, and to provide some photos for them as well. They have assembled the Q&A and photos into a very nice blog entry, Interrogating Washknight.
I’d like to thank Jim for inviting me to answer the questions and doing a fantastic job putting the entry together and publishing it on their site.
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Really great interview, Paul. I enjoyed reading about how you geocache, the special software you use, and the enjoyment you, Shar, and Sam get out of the hobby. Keep going, my friend!
Saxhorn
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thanks… There ain’t no stopping us now 🙂
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Great interview, I am just blown away by your enthuisiasm and acievments, inspirational. Keep you accounts coming.
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Thanks to the World Wide Caching Network, I now know all about the ALT function for my photos so your screen reader pics them up. Awesome 🙂
Oh, I agree, great interview 🙂
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Glad to be of service 🙂
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I’ve said it before Paul we think your awesome! Being out with the ‘Washknights’ is a humbling experience at time but most of the time we forget Pauls condition and just get on with enjoying the countryside and the great company (plus cake 😉). Caching brought us together but hope, like us, you count us as friends!
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Like you say Geoff, Caching brought us together but definatley friends 🙂
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Sounds like you both have a live of cake too 😜
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Live, Love….I wish my autocorrect would learn the difference, lol
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