Meet fellow geocachers and learn how one geocacher wove
geocacaching into a family roadtrip from Missouri to Georgia, on
Thursday, November 17, beginning at 6:46 p.m., at the BP Energy
Center, 900 E. Benson Blvd. (Click for
map.)
Tonight's speaker is
Ladybug Kids, who will be
delivering this presentation in person in Anchorage and via WebEx
in other Anchorage communities upon request.
Some of the topics to be discussed at this EduVent include:
- Planning the trip...aka How to use an airline route map to link
the previously unlinkable locations
- Caches Along a Route
- Pocket Queries
- Geocaching Swiss Army Knife
- GoogleEarth
- The Jasmer Challenge
- Identifying Those Really Cool Locations
- Identifying Those Really Cool Caches
- Identifying Those Really Cool (Mandatory) Rest Stops
- Turning the SEUS Red
Please post a "Will Attend" log on this event page to stay
appraised of the final details. If we need to make any
announcements about this event, all registered attendees will
automatically receive an email copy of those announcements via the
email you have registered with your Geocaching.com account. Adding
a "Will Attend" log to this page will also assure enough hard copy
handouts are printed for the event participants.
Please arrive on time so upfront administrative details can be
handled and announcements made, allowing the course content to
start precisely at 7:00 p.m. (or 1900hrs if you prefer). Also,
please bring your favorite nonalcoholic beverage and a dessert to
share with your fellow cachers.
There will be a free-will offering cache container at the event
to help defray the costs of hosting these FUNdamentals events if
you would like to make a donation. The GeocacheAlaska! Store will
be available onsite immediately before and after the presentation.
You may purchase items from our line of GxProxy gear as well as
official Groundspeak merchandise. The brand new GeocacheAlaska!
Jade Geocoins will also be available along with the new
GeocacheAlaska! PathTag.
If you have requests for EduVent topics, have a topic that you
would like to present to the Alaskan geocaching community, or would
like to host future presentations like this one elsewhere in
Alaska, please contact Education Committee Chair and GeAK
WebMaster, SSO
JOAT.