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COG 2010 Geocoins Now Available |
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Written by RCA777
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Monday, 01 February 2010 15:22 |
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The COG 2010 Geocoins are now available!
You can order them in the "COG Store" and collect them at the next COG Event.. or at Spring Fling!
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Written by Juicepig
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Monday, 07 December 2009 11:27 |
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Written by Juicepig
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Monday, 26 October 2009 10:29 |
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A New (and unfinished) feature was added to the COG website - COG Campaign medals. These awards can be placed on your profile as badges of achievment for difficult caching series, and geocaching related accomplishments. As new and exciting series are created, and different challenges are thought up, the awards will change over time.
To try out the COG Campaign mode, and see the various achievments - view this page
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COG Spring Fling V Photos |
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Written by Danoshimano
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Sunday, 07 June 2009 17:00 |
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There you have it! Canada's first Yearly MEGA EVENT. Now we just have to prove it to The Powers That Be (TBTB) at Groundspeak. Meanwhile, enjoy some photos!
Your COG Spring Fling Organizing Committee and Volunteers thank everyone who attended.
Just click the "Read more..." link below to view the gallery.
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Spring Fling 5 Goes MEGA! |
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Written by Danoshimano
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Friday, 05 June 2009 17:00 |
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COG Spring Fling V became Canada's first Yearly MEGA EVENT on Saturday!
Want to see a HUGE picture? Just click the link below (3+ megs). You web browser will probably scale it down, so scale it back up and search for yourself in the crowed!
BIG PICTURE (3 megs)
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The Geocaching Rite of Spring |
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Written by 2happy2gether
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Saturday, 19 April 2008 05:59 |
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A buzz is in the air, the sun is
shining, birds chirping and Geocachers sneaking around Central
Ontario. This is a
wonderful time of year to be an outdoorsperson; a time when the snowshoes get
stowed and boots are replaced by much lighter footwear. This is also a time of year when we notice
the covering effects of the winter’s snow.
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Central Ontario Geocache Pioneer |
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Written by Dave Ross
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Monday, 23 July 2007 04:34 |
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Bending tree (GC384) is Ontario's second oldest geocache, hid in February of 2001, by a man and his dog testing out their new navigation system for their boat.
The hider of the cache, Robert Oakden, looked up the game after receiving his GPS, and was disappointed that there were none in the area. He didn't feel like driving to Toronto to try out his GPS, so he hid bending tree while out walking Indy, his dog. After placing the coordinates on the geocaching web site, he was amazed that the first hits came within a couple of days, and was ecstatic that everyone found the cache with great ease. He learned then that this GPS was in-fact a very serious navigational tool.
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