HooHaa TB Race

In late 2008, I learned of a travel bug race being held amongst Geocaching Bloggers.  I was a bit surprised as it looked like a few of the people entering had been blogging about geocaching for less time than I had.  But I asked the organizer if I could still enter.  He was nice and let me into the race.  And guess what?  My EASY FLYER TB pretty much dominated the race from an early point thanks to a trip to Hawaii and back.  I ended up winning the race with almost 10,000 miles accumulated.  Now, it’s time for the second race.

The 2009 Great TB Race – Lessons Learned

The race ended one week ago.  The results are in and the prizes have been distributed.  All that’s left is the shipping of the prizes.  Four of the five prizes were dropped in the mail 20 minutes ago.  The fifth is waiting for address verification.  As the 2010 race rolls on, I felt like sharing some of the things I’ve learned.

Geowoodstock VIII

Geowoodstock

Many consider it to be the Mega-event of Mega-events.  A massive, day long event that had thousands of attendees in 2009.  Preparing for it’s eighth year, the event changes locations each year.  With Geocaching closing in on it’s 10th anniversary, the 2010 event will be held just outside Seattle.  I am planning on attending.  Are you?

Starting a New Year

As we start a new year, it’s a chance to look back at the previous year.  For me, it was a very busy year for geocaching.  This post is about my stats.

Merry Christmas

My Christmas Tree was spectacular this year.  Why?  Because underneath was a brand new Garmin Oregon 400T.  It’s already been loaded up with the 500 nearest caches to where I am staying here in Dallas and I’ve also downloaded one Wherigo to try.  But that’s not the only news today.