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Mudding... Here in Alabama that means monster four-wheel-drive trucks and trying not to get stuck, but they do it different in Wales!
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...small-island-iv
Online Geocacher Magazine For, By, and About Geocachers!
#53
Posted 29 November 2009 - 08:13 PM
And the latest edition from the pen of Sioneva:
The Chronicles of Sioneva: The sulking of the Sioncat or Texas, turkey and travel.
The Chronicles of Sioneva: The sulking of the Sioncat or Texas, turkey and travel.
#54
Posted 07 December 2009 - 03:27 PM
We have new content for our reading pleasure! But first, see who won The Online Geocacher's geocoin contest.
Some readers have noticed that there is an editor for submitting articles. You can write, format and add photos without leaving the magazine! Please include the name you would like your article published under and if you are a new author, a short bio and contact info. (only publishing staff will see this) Articles will be reviewed and published as soon as possible.
Our latest new story of seeking a cache the hard way was submitted without an author. Claim your story "The Other Path" and we'll make sure you get the credits. Contact The Online Geocacher Magazine at onlinegeocacher@gmail.com
Topgun117 surprises fellow cachers in "Caught in the Act." and.. another Sioneva Saga with Sagacious Sayings and far too long a title :-)
Some things are best done together, such as "A Very Tricky Multi" by our newest columnist nanncyan.
As always, sign in and encourage your favorite authors by leaving comments on their stories.
I'd like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season!
catsnfish
New content:
Coin Match: 3 Winners!
by catsnfish
New twist on the contest. Read all about it!!
The Other Path
by anonymous
Our dash up a rocky slope full of fatal falls mere inches away
Caught in the Act
by topgun117
I've seen the funny stories of cachers having run-ins with the local law, but what to do when the local law is a fellow cacher!
The Chronicles of Sioneva: The Sulking of the Sioncat, or Texas, Turkey, and Travel
by Sioneva
A Very Tricky Multi
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Sometimes its better to be lucky than good!
Some readers have noticed that there is an editor for submitting articles. You can write, format and add photos without leaving the magazine! Please include the name you would like your article published under and if you are a new author, a short bio and contact info. (only publishing staff will see this) Articles will be reviewed and published as soon as possible.
Our latest new story of seeking a cache the hard way was submitted without an author. Claim your story "The Other Path" and we'll make sure you get the credits. Contact The Online Geocacher Magazine at onlinegeocacher@gmail.com
Topgun117 surprises fellow cachers in "Caught in the Act." and.. another Sioneva Saga with Sagacious Sayings and far too long a title :-)
Some things are best done together, such as "A Very Tricky Multi" by our newest columnist nanncyan.
As always, sign in and encourage your favorite authors by leaving comments on their stories.
I'd like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season!
catsnfish
New content:
Coin Match: 3 Winners!
by catsnfish
New twist on the contest. Read all about it!!
The Other Path
by anonymous
Our dash up a rocky slope full of fatal falls mere inches away
Caught in the Act
by topgun117
I've seen the funny stories of cachers having run-ins with the local law, but what to do when the local law is a fellow cacher!
The Chronicles of Sioneva: The Sulking of the Sioncat, or Texas, Turkey, and Travel
by Sioneva
A Very Tricky Multi
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Sometimes its better to be lucky than good!
#55
Posted 09 December 2009 - 01:36 PM
What I Did On My Thanksgiving Vacation by DragonsWest has been published in The Online Geocacher.
Fantastic professional-quality photography as he takes the reader on a cache-tour of the Grand Canyon makes this one a must-read!
Thank you Richard!
Fantastic professional-quality photography as he takes the reader on a cache-tour of the Grand Canyon makes this one a must-read!
Thank you Richard!
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 09 December 2009 - 01:41 PM
#56
Posted 13 December 2009 - 09:18 PM
One day I get a cryptic email from a geocaching pal which only had a set of coordinates.
I go there and after a thorough search I find an Easter Egg with a geocoin in it.
Turns out that the mystery cacher who calls him or herself the Easter Geocoin Bunny had sent me a very special geocoin by way of my friend! Way cool! That will remain in the geocaching memories file for a lifetime!
Who is the EGB? Nobody knows... but he or she has posted a neat article in The Online Geocacher!
Who gives out geocoins totally anonymously just to make geocachers happy? The Easter Geocoin Bunny!
I go there and after a thorough search I find an Easter Egg with a geocoin in it.
Turns out that the mystery cacher who calls him or herself the Easter Geocoin Bunny had sent me a very special geocoin by way of my friend! Way cool! That will remain in the geocaching memories file for a lifetime!
Who is the EGB? Nobody knows... but he or she has posted a neat article in The Online Geocacher!
Who gives out geocoins totally anonymously just to make geocachers happy? The Easter Geocoin Bunny!
#57
Posted 19 December 2009 - 06:47 PM
Another fun story about caching with nancyann has been published.
Geocachers, please share you stories... People want to read yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...ringtime-multis
Geocachers, please share you stories... People want to read yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...ringtime-multis
#58
Posted 24 December 2009 - 04:16 PM
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the staff of The Online Geocacher!
We wish all of you a wonderful new year.
Want the rest of the story?
Read it in The Online Geocacher http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...2-8-08-10-12-51
The magazine's traffic analysis tells us that we've had 1,465 geocachers so far this month visit and stay an average of almost 4 minutes to read a story, so we know that geocachers are reading and enjoying the stories that you submit!
The Online Geocacher is a free and ad-free gift from Publisher catsnfish and myself to the geocaching community.
We thank you for submitting your stories so that we have something to publish sharing and celebrating our great game and its community of players.
We wish all of you a wonderful new year.
Quote
"Welcome Catsnfish! I am the Moderator of the Caching Future topics. Everyone here has an opinion on what caching should be. On what to hide and where it should go. How big it must be and what's a no no. Can't hide in the woods, it must have trade goods! Don't place it too high or make us all lie. Must sign in the log, can't sign if a dog! No bargain buys for FTF prize!"
Want the rest of the story?
Read it in The Online Geocacher http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...2-8-08-10-12-51
The magazine's traffic analysis tells us that we've had 1,465 geocachers so far this month visit and stay an average of almost 4 minutes to read a story, so we know that geocachers are reading and enjoying the stories that you submit!
The Online Geocacher is a free and ad-free gift from Publisher catsnfish and myself to the geocaching community.
We thank you for submitting your stories so that we have something to publish sharing and celebrating our great game and its community of players.
#59
Posted 26 December 2009 - 04:57 PM
Revenge is Best Served Cold... Fight Cachers With Caches!
Read it at http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...est-served-cold
Read it at http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...est-served-cold
#60
Posted 31 December 2009 - 10:00 PM
Happy New Year!
Looking Back
It has been a good year for the magazine. We've added more photos, new sections, some wonderful authors and columnists, and of course all of the great geocaching stories submitted by our readers. Our readership is growing with fellow cachers from every continent except Antarctica enjoying the magazine's content. We'll have to work on that one! Anyone planning an expedition south?
Looking Ahead
Some things we would like to see in the coming year would be more content of all types. Also... much more content!
Send in your stories, photos and experiences to share with cachers worldwide. Geocaching is all about sharing experiences through locations and the magazine is a natural extension of that. If you are new to the game, don't feel that you can't share; experience takes time but experiences happen right from the start! We are all new at one point and the joy and enthusiasm for the hunt is sometimes expressed best through fresh voices.
We have a few new things in the works for the new year; a video series, a comic strip, more tips and tricks and more authors from around the world. We are always open to input and suggestions from our readers. We can all look forward to a great new year in 2010.
As always, encourage your favorite authors by posting comments. A show of appreciation can help ensure that they continue to share their stories with all of us.
We now have an online text editor where subscribers can submit articles directly to the magazine. These are then reviewed and published by the staff. If you submit an article with this tool please include your contact information (name and email). This info will be kept confidential.
Of course you can still send any content directly to TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com via email for publication.
To all who have contributed content to The Online Geocacher, Thank You!
This magazine lives only through geocachers contributing content, and your stories are the only reason it exists.
catsnfish
Joe
Publisher
TheAlabamaRambler
Ed
Editor
Our Latest Stories: Read these and much more at http://www.onlinegeocacher.com
An Afternoon with EGB: Memories of Mysteries.
by Easter Geocoin Bunny
The Hoochie-Coochie Cache
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Researching the location can be fun!
I C U off the I
by Shrek & Fiona
3 hours to go a quarter mile
Best Served Cold
by catsnfish
Snails on Trails and Goats Hear Notes..
by Nikos Stamoulis
Snail on trails and goats hear notes and then the GAT finds caches.
Springtime Multis
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Cabin fever made me do it...
Geocaching with Google Earth
by TheAlabamaRambler
Using Google Earth to plan your geocaching.
What I did on my Thanksgiving vacation
by DragonsWest Richard Adams
A photo tour of the Grand Canyon, geocacher style!
Looking Back
It has been a good year for the magazine. We've added more photos, new sections, some wonderful authors and columnists, and of course all of the great geocaching stories submitted by our readers. Our readership is growing with fellow cachers from every continent except Antarctica enjoying the magazine's content. We'll have to work on that one! Anyone planning an expedition south?
Looking Ahead
Some things we would like to see in the coming year would be more content of all types. Also... much more content!
Send in your stories, photos and experiences to share with cachers worldwide. Geocaching is all about sharing experiences through locations and the magazine is a natural extension of that. If you are new to the game, don't feel that you can't share; experience takes time but experiences happen right from the start! We are all new at one point and the joy and enthusiasm for the hunt is sometimes expressed best through fresh voices.
We have a few new things in the works for the new year; a video series, a comic strip, more tips and tricks and more authors from around the world. We are always open to input and suggestions from our readers. We can all look forward to a great new year in 2010.
As always, encourage your favorite authors by posting comments. A show of appreciation can help ensure that they continue to share their stories with all of us.
We now have an online text editor where subscribers can submit articles directly to the magazine. These are then reviewed and published by the staff. If you submit an article with this tool please include your contact information (name and email). This info will be kept confidential.
Of course you can still send any content directly to TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com via email for publication.
To all who have contributed content to The Online Geocacher, Thank You!
This magazine lives only through geocachers contributing content, and your stories are the only reason it exists.
catsnfish
Joe
Publisher
TheAlabamaRambler
Ed
Editor
Our Latest Stories: Read these and much more at http://www.onlinegeocacher.com
An Afternoon with EGB: Memories of Mysteries.
by Easter Geocoin Bunny
The Hoochie-Coochie Cache
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Researching the location can be fun!
I C U off the I
by Shrek & Fiona
3 hours to go a quarter mile
Best Served Cold
by catsnfish
Snails on Trails and Goats Hear Notes..
by Nikos Stamoulis
Snail on trails and goats hear notes and then the GAT finds caches.
Springtime Multis
by nanncyan (Marvin Altena)
Cabin fever made me do it...
Geocaching with Google Earth
by TheAlabamaRambler
Using Google Earth to plan your geocaching.
What I did on my Thanksgiving vacation
by DragonsWest Richard Adams
A photo tour of the Grand Canyon, geocacher style!
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 31 December 2009 - 10:21 PM
#61
Posted 07 January 2010 - 06:36 PM
Two new articles in The Online Geocacher, Sioneva gets silly in Philly and JETSchmidt is falling for geocaching!
#62
Posted 09 January 2010 - 04:54 PM
See what new adventure The Online Geocacher is serving up in "The Handle of the Pan, and the Whole Skillet Too!"
This post has been edited by catsnfish: 09 January 2010 - 07:30 PM
#63
Posted 16 January 2010 - 11:56 AM
Who is Ivlivs? And why is he messing with the alphabet?
Find out in The Online Geocacher
Find out in The Online Geocacher
This post has been edited by catsnfish: 17 January 2010 - 05:08 AM
#64
Posted 28 January 2010 - 12:50 AM
nancyann contributes another bit of geocaching hilarity to The Online Geocacher with his newest story. Read it at http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time.../the-steep-hill
Share your stories in your free geocaching magazine!
Share your stories in your free geocaching magazine!
#65
Posted 16 February 2010 - 04:39 PM
Say hello to the Geo Tracker web comic.
An interview with the strips creator brought to you by The Online Geocacher magazine
An interview with the strips creator brought to you by The Online Geocacher magazine
#67
Posted 17 March 2010 - 11:21 AM
Once upon a midnight dreary, as she pondered pocket query
Our Sioneva set to win the Platinum EarthCache Master pin
Follow her unfolding tale of waterfalls and fossil shale
From southern isle with insect bites, to rising stairs of frightful heights
Losing her fair share of blood, in pursuit of rocks and mud
And ne’er did a grain of sand, go unstudied in her hand
No, ne’er did a grain of sand, go unstudied in her hand
Till passing through that fabled door, Platinum EarthCache Master…evermore!
Our Sioneva set to win the Platinum EarthCache Master pin
Follow her unfolding tale of waterfalls and fossil shale
From southern isle with insect bites, to rising stairs of frightful heights
Losing her fair share of blood, in pursuit of rocks and mud
And ne’er did a grain of sand, go unstudied in her hand
No, ne’er did a grain of sand, go unstudied in her hand
Till passing through that fabled door, Platinum EarthCache Master…evermore!
#68
Posted 17 March 2010 - 11:30 AM
Looks like an interesting site. I have it bookmarked for later reading 
#69
Posted 22 March 2010 - 10:12 AM
Woohoo! Once again readers are gifted a great story in the continuing saga of Caching With nanncyann!
The Broken Foot - http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...the-broken-foot
Funny, stuff!
If you missed their wonderful earlier adventures start at the beginning and read his column to date, it will brighten your day.
Send us your stories, your fellow geocachers would love to read them!
Send them to TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com or TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com.
This makes 192 free stories published so far in The Online Geocacher, all by geocachers for geocachers.
Thank you!
The Broken Foot - http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...the-broken-foot
Funny, stuff!
If you missed their wonderful earlier adventures start at the beginning and read his column to date, it will brighten your day.
Send us your stories, your fellow geocachers would love to read them!
Send them to TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com or TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com.
This makes 192 free stories published so far in The Online Geocacher, all by geocachers for geocachers.
Thank you!
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 22 March 2010 - 10:22 AM
#71
Posted 14 April 2010 - 09:45 AM
Caching for Emotional Healing was just published. The title says it all.
#72
Posted 07 May 2010 - 11:41 AM
A red letter day - 200 Stories! All Free!
Paul and Dana Gillin discovered geocaching and found it fascinating. Experienced writers, they read the available literature about geocaching and found something missing - stories about the people who play this game.
So they wrote a book! Months of research and extensive interviews in person and online with some of the most interesting and notable players in the game provided the basis for The Joy of Geocaching. I think it is the most entertaining, educational and compelling book yet written about our marvelous obsession.
Here is an excerpt from The Joy of Geocaching: Chapter 6 - Caching to the limits.
Marvin is back with another wonderful tale in his regular column 'Caching with nanncyann'
Gubbool (Warren) is an irrepressible figure in our Alabama geocaching scene. Upon retiring from his IT career he packed away all of his belongings and moved into a tent in Oak Mountain State Park for six months. Every day he hiked the mountainous trails to get into shape, and when he thought he was ready he started walking. To Maine. He hiked the entire Appalachian Trail and when he got done had his bicycle delivered to him and rode it back to Birmingham. Arriving home he found himself asking "What next?" so he got a canoe and paddled the entire length of the Coosa River from north Georgia to Mobile AL (over seven dams!). Then back up again, making him the only man to have ever done it both ways!
Here's one of his cache logs. He's an interesting fellow!
Woohoo! That makes 200 stories published in The Online Geocacher!
We hope that you have enjoyed every one of them as much as we have.
Geocachers want to read geocaching stories, so please send us yours! Consider this your personal invitation; we want to hear about your adventures!
See our content submission procedure in the sidebar of the home page or just email your story to TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com
Paul and Dana Gillin discovered geocaching and found it fascinating. Experienced writers, they read the available literature about geocaching and found something missing - stories about the people who play this game.
So they wrote a book! Months of research and extensive interviews in person and online with some of the most interesting and notable players in the game provided the basis for The Joy of Geocaching. I think it is the most entertaining, educational and compelling book yet written about our marvelous obsession.
Here is an excerpt from The Joy of Geocaching: Chapter 6 - Caching to the limits.
Marvin is back with another wonderful tale in his regular column 'Caching with nanncyann'
Gubbool (Warren) is an irrepressible figure in our Alabama geocaching scene. Upon retiring from his IT career he packed away all of his belongings and moved into a tent in Oak Mountain State Park for six months. Every day he hiked the mountainous trails to get into shape, and when he thought he was ready he started walking. To Maine. He hiked the entire Appalachian Trail and when he got done had his bicycle delivered to him and rode it back to Birmingham. Arriving home he found himself asking "What next?" so he got a canoe and paddled the entire length of the Coosa River from north Georgia to Mobile AL (over seven dams!). Then back up again, making him the only man to have ever done it both ways!
Here's one of his cache logs. He's an interesting fellow!
Woohoo! That makes 200 stories published in The Online Geocacher!
We hope that you have enjoyed every one of them as much as we have.
Geocachers want to read geocaching stories, so please send us yours! Consider this your personal invitation; we want to hear about your adventures!
See our content submission procedure in the sidebar of the home page or just email your story to TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 07 May 2010 - 03:41 PM
#73
Posted 07 May 2010 - 12:08 PM
I am sooo glad you posted something today to send this forum topic to the top of the list. I had no idea about this magazine and it is awesome! Thank you for catching my attention 
!
I particularly love The Travel Bugs CD going to have to get us a copy
!I particularly love The Travel Bugs CD going to have to get us a copy
#74
Posted 13 May 2010 - 05:25 PM
Do you want the return of Virtual caches or are you in the camp of Waymarking?
in either case you can have something to rally around in
For the Cause
in either case you can have something to rally around in
For the Cause
#75
Posted 14 May 2010 - 06:59 PM
catsnfish, on May 13 2010, 08:25 PM, said:
Do you want the return of Virtual caches or are you in the camp of Waymarking?
in either case you can have something to rally around in
For the Cause
in either case you can have something to rally around in
For the Cause
That's great!
Come on geocachers, share your stories! The world awaits.
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 14 May 2010 - 06:59 PM
#76
Posted 16 May 2010 - 05:10 PM
The Online Geocacher is delighted to bring you a new author!
The Wild Adventures of the Game are Calling, adventure jlondon1963 style!!
The Wild Adventures of the Game are Calling, adventure jlondon1963 style!!
#77
Posted 31 May 2010 - 03:54 PM
An epic Dakota experience with Sioneva, Geodad and Sioncat, above and below the Blackhills of South Dakota.
The Chronicles of Sioneva: North to Dakota
Brought to you by The Online Geocacher.
*soundtrack not yet available*
The Chronicles of Sioneva: North to Dakota
Brought to you by The Online Geocacher.
*soundtrack not yet available*
#79
Posted 14 June 2010 - 04:58 AM
Our newest article is another hilarious story in the ongoing saga "Caching With Nanncyann"
Thanks Marvin, that is great stuff!
Geocachers want to hear your stories, folks!
The geocaching stories submitted to The Online Geocacher make up your free ad-free geocaching magazine.
For, by and about geocachers, it only works if you send us your stories!
Thanks Marvin, that is great stuff!
Geocachers want to hear your stories, folks!
The geocaching stories submitted to The Online Geocacher make up your free ad-free geocaching magazine.
For, by and about geocachers, it only works if you send us your stories!
#81
Posted 29 June 2010 - 09:37 AM
Geocachers, please share your stories!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
#82
Posted 30 June 2010 - 12:54 PM
TheAlabamaRambler, on Jun 29 2010, 09:37 AM, said:
Geocachers, please share your stories!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
The Blue Bow™ approves of this message.
(cause my stories are getting boring uuuuuund predictable!)
#83
Posted 01 July 2010 - 08:55 AM
Sioneva, on Jun 30 2010, 03:54 PM, said:
TheAlabamaRambler, on Jun 29 2010, 09:37 AM, said:
Geocachers, please share your stories!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
Our web analytics tell us that lots of you are reading the stories we publish, so there's no question that geocachers like reading geocaching stories.
Without your active participation however there will be no stories to be read.
Send us yours!
http://onlinegeocacher.com
TheOnlineGeocacher@gmail.com
It's free, ad-free, for, by and about geocachers!
The Blue Bow™ approves of this message.
(cause my stories are getting boring uuuuuund predictable!)
Never! Your stories rock. You make me laugh. Carry on.
#84
Posted 01 July 2010 - 11:56 PM
Friday Oregon Public Radio will air a show about geocaching Friday July 2nd at 8:30 a.m. Pacific time.
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...hing-radio-show
Please send us info on any geocaching news, events or happenings for publication in The Online Geocacher.
http://onlinegeocaching.com
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...hing-radio-show
Please send us info on any geocaching news, events or happenings for publication in The Online Geocacher.
http://onlinegeocaching.com
This post has been edited by TheAlabamaRambler: 01 July 2010 - 11:59 PM
#85
Posted 11 July 2010 - 04:43 AM
Just published a great story about getting hitched on the geo-trail - http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...nial-geocaching
I love these stories, y'all keep 'em coming!
I love these stories, y'all keep 'em coming!
#87
Posted 16 July 2010 - 05:25 PM
catsnfish, on Jul 16 2010, 04:41 PM, said:
Wow, that looks familiar
Having seen this in person I can say that it is VERY cool!
#88
Posted 18 July 2010 - 10:11 AM
Contributing author and caching comedians Marvin and 'the wife' Altena entertain us with another tale from the geocaching trail in http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...tter-man-cacher
Send us your stories!
Send us your stories!
#90
Posted 16 August 2010 - 06:41 AM
this is pretty cool lots of interesting stuff. this should be on the front page. ha ha
#92
Posted 24 August 2010 - 07:59 PM
The Online Geocacher welcomes 17-year-old hesslv as a regular contributing columnist.
It's great to have stories from a teenager's point of view and we are proud to have him aboard!
Share your stories in your free online geocaching magazine, The Online Geocacher.
It's great to have stories from a teenager's point of view and we are proud to have him aboard!
Share your stories in your free online geocaching magazine, The Online Geocacher.
#93
Posted 24 August 2010 - 08:40 PM
TheAlabamaRambler, on Aug 24 2010, 08:59 PM, said:
The Online Geocacher welcomes 17-year-old hesslv as a regular contributing columnist.
It's great to have stories from a teenager's point of view and we are proud to have him aboard!
Share your stories in your free online geocaching magazine, The Online Geocacher.
It's great to have stories from a teenager's point of view and we are proud to have him aboard!
Share your stories in your free online geocaching magazine, The Online Geocacher.
Good to see. His blog is very well done and writes better than many people twice his age (including me).
#94
Posted 05 September 2010 - 05:52 AM
Marvin hits the funny bone again in his Caching with Nanncyann column with a tale of terror on the FTF trail in The X-4 Gang!
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...le/the-x-4-gang
Send your geocaching stories to The Online Geocacher, your free online geocaching magazine by, for and about geocachers!
http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...le/the-x-4-gang
Send your geocaching stories to The Online Geocacher, your free online geocaching magazine by, for and about geocachers!
#95
Posted 16 September 2010 - 03:25 PM
Marvin T. Stuckmeyer, lead vocal for The Travel Bugs shares how he began his Geo-music career!
How did you begin your cache adventures?
Send your geocaching stories to The Online Geocacher, your free online geocaching magazine by, for and about geocachers!
How did you begin your cache adventures?
Send your geocaching stories to The Online Geocacher, your free online geocaching magazine by, for and about geocachers!
#96
Posted 23 September 2010 - 05:27 AM
New articles waiting on you to read them, new articles waiting on you to write them!
http://www.onlinegeocacher.com
http://www.onlinegeocacher.com
#97
Posted 21 November 2010 - 10:01 AM
Marvin and nanncyann are on the trail again, read about it in Blown Away - http://onlinegeocacher.com/issue/real_time...icle/blown-away
Send us your geocaching stories!
TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com
Send us your geocaching stories!
TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com
#98
Posted 24 November 2010 - 04:59 AM
We have a new author, DarkZen who shares a few hard learned lessons in Always Be Prepared!
Do you have a story of an educational cache experience? Send it in and we can share the wisdom.
Do you have a story of an educational cache experience? Send it in and we can share the wisdom.
#100
Posted 30 November 2010 - 10:12 AM
Logging your finds with more than letters and acronyms. JETSchmidt has a few thoughts on the matter and shares them with us in...'Becoming a Storyteller'
