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Geocaching News 8/26/2010

Using GPS for Survival Geocaching

Spinning off of geocaching for recreational use, geocaching can also come in handy for survival purposes.  Here we will explore some of the ways that a GPS unit can be employed from an emergency preparedness standpoint…

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What is Geocaching?, a video by Groundspeak

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Feedback Needed: Tech Talk – Software Goodies for Geocachers

This is a full draft  chapter from Joy of Geocaching. We need your input! What have me missed? What have we got wrong? What new stories can you contribute? Please comment or e-mail us

This chapter covers several of the most popular and useful geocaching applications, including GSAK, GeoBuddy and Microsoft Streets & Trips. We don’t claim [...]

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We’re creating an appendix of wonderful, creative, memorable caches. PLEASE tell us the GC ID of your favorite caches and we’ll include them in the appendix. We’re organizing the appendix by state, so if you only know the name and state the cache is in, we can figure out the rest (hopefully!).

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Recommended Reading – 1/4/09

A Groundspeak member writes, “I’ve written a tiny Windows Mobile program to get your coordinates from the GPS receiver and send these to the WAP site, so that the 10 nearest caches are returned. That’s all it does, so if a cache looks interesting you still have [...]

Recommended Reading, 12/23/08

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