It’s X-mas holiday, so plenty of time for geocaching , although I don’t want to overdo it. Therefore I did yesterday only 2. My son needed to go to the podolog, so I searched for a couple of cache in that neighbourhood: Read more…
Today is my birthday. My wife wanted to celebrate this with X-mas shopping. I didn’t find the most exciting day I could imagine on my birthday so I went for a caching day instead. After being a roadie for my son, who was giving a concert on his (music) keyboard for his classmates on the last day school of the year, I headed to my first cache. I was really near the parking place of my first cache, I need to stop for a post van, blocking the narrow street. It was a peaceful and nice day, I didn’t hoot and waited patiently until he departed. Then suddenly, the van moved speedily backwards. Bang, on my car. I didn’t have the time to hoot anymore. Result, nearly 2 months after my previous accident the front of my car is damaged again 
. Caching seems to be a dangerous sport. After a delay of 45 minutes I could tackle my first cache of the day. Read more…
I visited yesterday a friend who designs lamps from driftwood, stumps, etc. I made a site somewhat a year ago for her. This site was created in Flash and not well maintainable. So I recreated the site in WordPress in order that she could update the site on her own without being afraid to ask me doing things for me. The result can be seen at http://www.licht-hout.be/ Read more…
I mentioned in an earlier blog that I coulnd’t find a chapel cache because it was too crowdy and I couldn’t find it on All Souls’ Day. I also made a mistake with a feint in the neighbourhood and nearly broke my house keys with it. Read more…
Day 2 of my stay at Landal, Reuver, Netherlands. It seems that nobody wants to do a geocache hunt today. So I decided to discover two mystery caches by King Egdar: Happy Birthday Mr. Escher GCY82K and De Digitale Code GCXH56. I prepared these two caches earlier. I was alwasy fascinated by Escher’s art and I found the solution rahter smoothly. De Digitale Code was something else. Despite I solved the first part, I couldn’t ficure out what to do with it. A hint from Edgar has put me on the track again. Read more…
