Rock and Roast Photographer — interview with NervousEnergies

It’s not everyday you get to work with the music industries biggest bands because you’re the trusted photographer for the job – but this is the life of Ryan Russell a photographer in the music scene in Seattle/Bellingham, Washington. When Ryan isn’t called in for a shoot he is roasting coffee and helping a local business get the word out about their coffee.

Recently Ryan discovered geocaching and caught our eye so we wanted to know his story: Continue reading →

Enhance your geocaching with API Partner Project-GC

API partner applications are designed to work with the core services of Geocaching.com and provide additional features to the community and Geocaching Premium members. Today we’re highlighting one of these partners, Project-GC, a web-based tool that connects to your Geocaching.com account and offers robust planning tools, statistics, and more. Below is a list of just some of the features Project-GC offers. Continue reading →

Lackeys’ favorite caches—part two

Geocachers choose their favorite finds for many different reasons. It might be the first cache, a fun group of people you found it with, or there was an interactive element you weren’t expecting.

In this second edition of Lackeys’ favorite caches, we highlight a few of HQ employees’ (Lackeys) favorites, why these caches still stand out to them to this day, and why they consider them Favorite point worthy.

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