Sep 26, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 27 segments
In Episode 687 of Caching in the NorthWest, the Pacific Northwest's geocaching podcast, we explore EarthCaches: the geology-based geocaches that send you to waterfalls, basalt columns, glacial…
I don't know if just finding our way is somehow getting into our show notes, but he wants to know what is a glow? Well, I'll tell you a good question.
So whether you read it or whether you wrote it, we want to hear about it because great logs simply make geocaching better.
You can send an email or better yet, a recording on your smartphone to feedback at cachingnw.com. You can call in You can do this in your very own voice and you don't have to listen to us.
Now, this one comes to all the, or greetings to all the Caching in the Northwest staff from the far Northwest here in Alaska.
That's
Okay.
Here's a write log I recently placed on a new cache that was published a few miles from where I grew up in Southern Oregon on the North Umpqua River called Where the Fish Spawn.
You had it, man.
You didn't
I don't know if just finding our way is somehow getting into our show notes, but he wants to know what is a glow? Well, I'll tell you a good question.
So whether you read it or whether you wrote it, we want to hear about it because great logs simply make geocaching better.
You can send an email or better yet, a recording on your smartphone to feedback at cachingnw.com. You can call in You can do this in your very own voice and you don't have to listen to us.
Now, this one comes to all the, or greetings to all the Caching in the Northwest staff from the far Northwest here in Alaska.
That's
Okay.
Here's a write log I recently placed on a new cache that was published a few miles from where I grew up in Southern Oregon on the North Umpqua River called Where the Fish Spawn.
You had it, man.
You didn't
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