Today's New York puzzle shared some information I was unfamiliar with. See if you have ever heard about the piece of history discussed in:
Spycraft: Laundry Day
Tomorrow we'll head back to Columbus, Ohio, for a Columbus Day cache.
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Sunday, October 7, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Game Night! - 10/6/12
Today's puzzle comes to us from Texas. I don't know about you all, but around our house we all enjoy a good old-fashioned:
Game Night!
Tomorrow we'll be in New York.
Link repaired ... sorry about that.
Game Night!
Tomorrow we'll be in New York.
Link repaired ... sorry about that.
Friday, October 5, 2012
Recipe - 10/5/12
Today's Minnesota puzzle might make you hungry when you read the:
Recipe
Tomorrow we'll be in Texas.
Recipe
Tomorrow we'll be in Texas.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Subway - 10/4/12
Another puzzle from New York City, this one educates us all about the:
New York Subway
Tomorrow we'll be in Minnesota.
New York Subway
Tomorrow we'll be in Minnesota.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Why Greenwich? - 10/3/12
Today's New York City puzzle cache references the fascinating book Longitude, and might teach you some things you didn't know about the:
Prime Meridian
Tomorrow we'll hang around in New York another day.
Prime Meridian
Tomorrow we'll hang around in New York another day.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
What to Expect - 10/2/12
Today's North Carolina puzzle reminds us that when it comes to geocaching puzzles, we never know:
What to Expect
Tomorrow we'll be in New York City.
What to Expect
Tomorrow we'll be in New York City.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Left, Right, Left, Right -10/1/12
Today's Michigan puzzle reminded me of the time I tried to teach myself to write left-handed in hopes of exercising and strengthening the right half-of my brain. Since I am so dominantly right-handed, my efforts didn't take me very far. I have always been impressed by folks who could do things:
Ambidextrously
Tomorrow we'll be in North Carolina.
Ambidextrously
Tomorrow we'll be in North Carolina.
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