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Cacher’s Corner Episode 12, Part I

Cache Up NB Podcast – Cacher’s Corner

 

December 2011 – Part I

For the first time ever on our podcast, we are splitting it into two parts since we ran long this time. You can listen to part two here.

The podcast was two hours with two special guests, heathtree, and evulc.

News / Stories

  • German cacher dies trying to find GC37G4T
  • Cache Up NB becomes official Groundspeak API partner (Random Cache)
  • Come Out & Play broke 100 players this year so far

Recent Events & Caches

New geocaches hidden by:

  • Pick N Bubbles / Freedom Five
  • ranger170 / Moongrrl
  • Geodimeter / Luciechi et coquette99

This Month’s Topics

  • 2011 in Review
    • Geocoin Challenges launched (Moncton, Riverview, Fredericton)
    • Geocaching “Challenges” were launched
    • Seafood Excursion / Come Out & Play Contests
    • Release of ACGA coins
    • GSAK 8 Released

As always, you can play/download it here or subscribe to us on iTunes. Hope you enjoy!

Audio credits go to Project 322.

 

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12 thoughts on “Cacher’s Corner Episode 12, Part I

  • The geocache where the german cacher died, the owner archived the cache with the following note: “After an accident it is morally impossible to us to operate on this cache.” (translated via google translater)

      • There was another down in the states, Texas I think, where the guy didn’t die. He found himself on the wrong trail or something and instead of walking back, decided to go right to it as a crow flies. Was climbing up a little cliff, rock let go, he fell and the rock landed on his chest. He didn’t die, but he broke like every rib, some internal injuries, etc. I think his name was Zachary something. There was a lot of call for that cache to be archived, I’m not sure if it was or not.

        The one in BC, I really don’t think that should have been archived, as it wasn’t anything to do with the cache really, you didn’t need to leave the pavement for the cache. However, (even though it contradicts myself) I think I would have done the same if I were the cache owner.

  • I don’t know how I forgot to mention this, but one of the highlights of my year was probably visiting one of the Holy Grails of caching: http://coord.info/GCK7HH. Straddling the line and seeing my GPS show W 0 00.000′ was pretty neat.

  • I have one cache that I disable once the snow flies. It requires parking on the side of a highway. normally there is plenty and plenty of room to move over, but once there are snowbanks there wouldn’t be. I disable it as I don’t want anyone getting hit on the side of the highway for it, even though it’s not winter friendly I know some people will still try it if I didn’t

  • just finished both parts, good podcast. I don’t mind the length, it was full.

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