Cacher’s Corner Episode #13 hits the airwaves with special guest Cableguy1 from Moncton. Click on for more details.

The 3 new sites where WNS has been found are all popular geocache locations. I have been asked to inform cachers to avoid entering mines and cacves. MEDIA RELEASE   January 23, 2012   Devastating fungal disease continues to spread among New Brunswick Bats   New Brunswick Museum researchers have discovered that White-nose Syndrome (WNS), [...]

I am now taking preorders for the 2012 edition of the Winter Challenge geocoin! The coin is shaped like a snowflake, with a polar bear and igloo on the front and details on the back. We will be producing 100 of these coins, unless the interest is there to produce 150 – but we won’t [...]

One year and 1300 caches later, I guess I might refer to myself as a cacher, maybe not as experienced as some, but a cacher nonetheless. Reflecting back, caching has become a large part of my life and it has come to mean many things to me.  It’s about the cache itself, like successfully completing [...]

I know that some of us like to go after some old caches that have not been found in years, or that have only very few smileys. I don’t think that it’s possible to do queries for all caches that haven’t been found in the last year, or the last 6 yrs or whatever. I [...]

Ice Walk We provided an update on the cache page. http://coord.info/GC38QW7 Here is the text of the update JANUARY 19 Things are looking good. It has been really cold lately and we have seen fishermen out on the bay on ATVs and a neighbour reported seeing a car out on the bay a few days [...]

UPDATE JANUARY 19. —AMENDED THE TITLE TO REFLECT THE POPULAR ITEM I have a bunch of items that I wanted to mention but was not sure what title to use. So I will simply call it News. GSAK Event So you want to have an event that will feature GSAK but GC.com wont let you [...]

It’s that time of year again where accessing remote caches can be a bit more challenging to say the least.  Typically I will note in a found log throughout the fall what the general condition of the cache is, this lets the CO know if she or he may have to visit it before the [...]

Among the things I enjoy the most, I would have to say that geocaching is pretty high up on the list. But above that I would have to say that spending some quality time with my son Dylan is at the top. Not too long ago, I had the opportunity to take him out for [...]

(This impromptu event has now been CANCELLED. Please see the comments for details)

You know, I’ve been bitching on here a bit, or perhaps a bit more than a bit; Not lately, but more in CacheupNB early days, when I had more time on my hands. Some may think that I was only bitching, but I see my posts more as bluntly expressing my opinion rather than just [...]

My wife Sherril {Châtelaine} and I are enjoying our geo adventure here in the Maritimes …..  a BIG thank you to all that put out the cache sites and to those who host the events!  We feel like we are part of the geo community and look forward to meeting more of you. As the [...]

FYI, there is a new thread on the ACGA about getting the 5th anniversary 4 coin set reminted for those who may have not known or missed out on the 1st minting. All the information is on the ACGA website at this link, http://forum.atlanticgeocaching.com/index.php?topic=8113.0;topicseen. I have a set and I will tell you that they are [...]

Cableguy1 sent in a brief little note about Chatelaine and her logs. It’s awesome to see the opposite of the short log issue now being seen amongst the locals. Read CG’s blurb below:

For cachers who have been into the game of geocaching for awhile, you tend to take certain pieces of knowledge for granted. Things like what trackables are, what the general FTF guidelines might be, and other aspects of the game that you just picked up along the way as you played. All of those little [...]