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Monday, January 03, 2005

I'm gonna be on TV.

Last week 3 teenage geocachers got stuck in the canyon and had to be rescued. The local news coverage of the event cast geocaching in a poor light, so I sent an email to the news director asking him if he'd like to see what geocaching is really like.

He's not interested in going, but he's assigning a reporter and a cameraman that is to go on a cache hunt with me.

Should be a hoot.

posted by Geo @ 5:42 PM   2 comments

2 Comments:

At 6:16 PM, Blogger Older Guy said...

Give 'em hell, George. "News" people should know about geocaching by now. Shame on them.

 
At 7:05 PM, Blogger Tami Jean said...

Give 'em hell, sure... but uh... find the cache yourself before you go taking a cameraman out with you LOL

 

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