Huzzah!

Hoot! We have had over 25 000 visitors to our blog! It must be true because our ClustrMap says so. Well, maybe. I think we can agree that  just because a car passes your house and the passengers look at your front door that doesn’t mean they have visited you. A lot of “site seeing” [...]

Tags: ClustrMap, commenting, geocaching

This little video is dedicated to our friends in Mr. Miller’s class in California. We think they are pretty marvelous. They gave us the gift of this geocaching adventure, and we are grateful. We enjoyed our conversation with them via Skype this week, and well, we are making plans to send a little adventure their [...]

Tags: geocaching, Huzzahnian Dragon, Mr. Miller

Over the weekend a geocacher by the name of Lazonain deposited the Huzzahnian Dragon travel bug in a geocache near our school. To know more about how this adventure was begun by Mr. Miller and his class, read here and here. With the help of a Mr. Berry, our principal, and a GPS, we took [...]

Tags: geocaching, Huzzahnian Dragon, Mr. Miller

I can imagine what it’s like when a detective interviews many witnesses–no one tells the same story! So it is for the Huzzahnian Dragon. None of the commenters on this page seems to agree on what the real deal is with this traveling creature. Even the nice folks in Mr. Miller’s class in California can’t [...]

Tags: geocaching, Huzzahnian Dragon

This is just too exciting! Our friends in Mr. Miller’s Room 162 in central California have included us in a very exciting project: they are sending a travel bug our way. Now, who sends their friends bugs? Geocachers do! Here is our cute-as-a-bug bug, the Huzzahnian Dragon: According to Geocaching.com, there are 1 210 622 [...]

Tags: geocaching, Mr. Miller. VCTrails, Room 162