I gave myself a treat for Labor Day weekend. Looking at the COVID infection rates, I saw that northern New York State was on par with what we’ve seen where I live, […]
Visiting Almanzo Wilder’s Boyhood Home in Malone, NY
Geocaching Statistics: An Overview
I mentioned a while back about looking to find more geocaches in different counties after another geocaching blogger I follow was chronicling his adventures doing that. Someone commented that it was a […]
Geocaching Northern Vermont and New York State
Yesterday I finally took a day to myself to go geocaching. I haven’t been in a while and I needed to get out. I’ve been nudged along reading Atreides78723’s blog to look […]
Book Review: Cached Out by Russell Atkinson – Exploring Murder Mysteries Through Geocaching
A murder mystery that involves Geocaching – what more could I ask for, right? And actually this book was pretty good until the last few pages. For anyone who doesn’t know, geocaching […]
My 6,000th Geocache Find: Hiking Madame Sherri’s Forest & Castle
A few weeks ago I was approaching my 6,000th geocache find. I was planning to go back down to New York City and hit some old haunts and make the find at […]
Geocaching Road Trip to Waterville Valley
Over the weekend I thought about doing a hike. Three weeks of being home with little exercise due to vacation rentals opening up and being inundated at work made me decide on […]
Hiking and Geocaching in the Randolph, NH Community Forest
A few weeks back when I had a day to myself I tackled the geocaches a little bit north of us in Randolph, NH. I’d had my eye on that particular tract […]
New Hampshire’s Presidential Rail Trail: Hiking Through the Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge
I took a day by myself to tackle the geocaches on this section of the Presidential Rail Trail. This isn’t quite the end of the trail in Whitefield, but it’s getting close […]
New Hampshire Rail Trails: Hiking & Geocaching on the Ammonoosuc Rail Trail
The Ammonoosuc Rail Trail is in northern New Hampshire, running 19 miles from Littleton to Woodsville. It is a very popular ATV trail. Its uses also include walking, running, bicycling, horseback riding, […]
New Hampshire Rail Trails: Hiking & Geocaching on the Presidential Rail Trail
Rail trails are a popular walking area that have come to many communities. Old railroad lines that have been abandoned are repurposed to recreational trails for the community. The Presidential Rail Trail […]
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