CACHE CONTAINERS, PART 2
The good and bad containers for microcaches
You've got a great little container, it's small, cheap and easy to hide. But will it old up in the field? In Part 2 of his Caching Containers article, Brian Sniatkowski offers his picks as the best microcache containers.
THE ESSENTIALS (Or, What’s in My Day Pack)
Heading out on a find with just your GPS and a bottle of water? Inless it's a park-and-grab, you're woefully unprepared. Ray Rose dumps out his daypack to show you what you need to have out in the woods.
Also in this month's edition:
Hobo Caching - How to do it on the cheap!
Podcacher.com - A fun podcast on geocaching
Horoscopes - Are the GPS satellites aligned against you?
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
Well, we are finally back up and running after a few months off. There are quite a few new staff members that have joined us in the interim. There are also several past members that have moved on to other things. We wish them well, and hope some day they can rejoin us. Many heart felt thanks goes out to them for all they have done for the magazine.
In an effort to get the magazine out, we haven’t had time to change the “About us” page, but will update it during the month.
I would like to thank all the new staff members for volunteering their services. Without them the magazine wouldn’t be possible. You people have done a great job in a short period of time!
If any of our readers would like to become involved with the magazine, please contact me at JC364@aol.com.
Thank you,
Jerry Carter
President/Publisher
