Tell me about it.......Stud !


Tell me about this Geocache
This wherigo geocache is a bit different. It's a cross between a puzzle and a wherigo.
You can do the ground work or "solve" this wherigo anywhere. A bit like a puzzle cache.
But the final location is not far from the listed co-ordinates.
In 2022, Australia lost an icon of the music industry. So here is my tribute to Olivia Newton-John.
To solve this wherigo puzzle, you will just need to type in the next word when the music stops.
Sounds simple? Right ?
Have a go. You can take a break. you dont need to do it in one hit.
Make sure you have your sound turned up and get ready to start singing ( I know you will)
What is a Wherigo Geocache ?
A wherigo geocache is a different type of geocache. It allows you to "play" what is called a cartridge on certain GPS units and also most smart phones using the relevant app. The apps are free and can be found on your relevant smartphone app store or play store. Just search for wherigo and you should find it there.
The geocaches have a different icon (which you have probably already seen) that looks like the one above, and can be a lot of fun.
How do I play these ?
This cartridge can be played on Wherigo compatible GPS units and smartphone apps. If you get stuck, you can check out my basic "How to Wherigo" page. The website is in its infancy so excuse the rest.
Any Tips ?
- Make sure you have your location services turned on. Both in general, and also within your app settings.
- Please make sure your sound is on as well (will add to the experience).
- Wherigo cartridges are created to run on multiple devices. As a result, screen sizes can be a concern. If you see an image but no text, scroll down.
- GPSrs and smartphones have different levels of GPS accuracy.So, if you are running a Wherigo cartridge with someone using another type of device, “zone” results will vary. You may have to walk an addition 5 metres depending on the level of accuracy calculated when you started the cartridge.
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Be Patient. Like anything new, they can take a bit to get used to, but are also a fun way to experience a geocache.