Jul
11
2008
GeoCaching… can there possibly be a more fun use of one’s GPS? Well short of being able to find your hotel when out of state, discovering a great Tia restaurant, or just making the right turn when trying to find GameBoard Revelotions. GeoCaching, if you don’t already know, is when one puts in GPS coordinates into one’s GPS and then hunts down small little containers. Why bother? For the thrill of finding such a thing (as GPS’s only really get you about 5-10 feet within the range) Signing a log, checking off another find, reaching that illustrious goal of 5000 caches found.
So we went down to Loa for the 4th of July and got a couple of GeoCaches in as well, and let me state that finding a cache in the wilderness is about 300 times easier then those urban caches, especially urban caches involving sticky pokey evergreen/spruce’s ahh how I hate those. We left Friday morning at the crack of 10.
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Jul
9
2008
| So I got this app called Wavelog that lets me blog from my phone. After some time I finally got it working right. I had to create a php.ini file to allow of to upload movies and audio. Even that is a bit flakey. If I go in and edit the blog, it changes the embeded object to flash. Which, by the way, does’nt play any longer. And don’t get of started on the whole “tables are a good idea” concept of constructing the post. Any way enjoy the pic I snaped while out geocaching. |
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Jul
2
2008
We stopped by chad’s before going to a wedding reception, as Chad is moving to Arizona. This is a pic me Randy’s little girl sitting on the deck chowing down on a rib. Earlier she was begging food off of people, as if she wasn’t getting fed. Turns out she just likes to scavenge for her food
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So we went down to Loa for the 4th of July and got a couple of GeoCaches in as well, and let me state that finding a cache in the wilderness is about 300 times easier then those urban caches, especially urban caches involving sticky pokey evergreen/spruce’s ahh how I hate those. We left Friday morning at the crack of 10.
