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Nature Photography: Don’t get so focused the details that you miss the obvious
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I love nature photography. I love to look at and shoot photos of plants, animals, mountains and seascapes. This week I have been practicing sunset photography on the Oregon Coast. As I tend to do when I am having fun with a hobby, I was completely immersed...
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Geocaching with Kids: The Free Trailmix.Net Online Seminar
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Have you been wanting to take up the sport of Geocaching but were intimidated by the terms, jargon, and technology? Check out our new free seminar: Geocaching 101- Caching with Kids. As readers of this blog and long time subscribers to the Trail Guide...
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Attending a Geocaching Mega Event with Kids: Tales from GeoWoodstock VI
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As luck would have it, the granddaddy of all geocaching events happened right in our backyard this weekend. The sixth anniversary of GeoWoodstock, an event that draws thousands of Geocachers from around the world, took place in Wheatland CA. We have never...
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Hiking With Children in Calaveras Big Tree State Park
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The year was 1852 and Augustus T. Dowd was tracking a grizzly bear that he had wounded. As he walked through the unfamiliar forest he was stunned to find a tree larger than any he had ever seen. He returned to his mining camp and told his tale. After...
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