Links will not work in preview mode. Subscribe to the audio podcast through iTunes. Or watch the shows on YouTube. Check us out on FaceBook. For the three hundred twenty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads geocachingvlogger. Talked about several smaller subjects. It started with the feedback from rragan. About a tunnel in Iceland. Then more feedback from JRandJuju.

The many adventures of the Fort Collins Skiba Family. This week I took advantage of the opportunity to hike twice on the trails of Grey Rock in northern Colorado. To start the hike I had to cross a sturdy wood hiking bridge over the rough and roaring Poudre River. The snow melting at upper elevations in the Rocky Mountains increases the flow dramatically. Recent rains are evident in all the greenery. Flowers are soaking up the moisture too. New growth under charred trees.

and maybe in, the creek. After a picnic meet up with some other moms at the park, we wondered over to the creek. Painting a rock with a stick that he dipped in the creek. A year break and so many changes. A chilly walk on March 3rd.

The Book is Launched! My first Thousand Finds. Back when I first did NaNoWriMo.

Exploring Off the Beaten Path Blog.

A blog about the adventures I have whilst finding geocaches. Monday, 18 May 2015. One year ago today, I found my very first geocache called Woodland Walk.

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The Oamaru Geofest Trackable! I got some mail recently all the way from New Zealand! I got two really cool pathtags from Nellie also known as Nosynel. That just happened a few months ago. The other is a really cute snoopy tag, which commemorates her work as a Kea scout leader.