Briansnat

Catsnfish

A couple of empty-nesters who caught the caching bug not realizing it was incurable. So if we’re found in the woods waltzing with Garmins, lifting lampskirts while tying our shoe or looking for “gum” underneath benches, be sure to stay away... it’s contagious and the only temporary relief can be found in finding bison’s, ammo’s, nano’s, or passing coins and spreading travel bugs!

Publisher's Note: Catsnfish write the periodic column The Adventures of Catsnfish. Subscribe (free) to The Online Geocacher to get an email alert when a new article is published.

Clay Pigeons

We are Jim and Mimi Brakefield (Clay Pigeons) from Clay, Alabama. We have developed an obsession for geocaching. We love the thrill of the hunt and the exhileration of the find! But, on the surface, we are two hard working individuals who love the weekends to roam and explore this great state we live in. Between us, we have five children, two grandchildren, two dogs, a corvette and a motorcycle. We love adventure!

Dale-n-Barb

Dale and Barb are contributing writers to The Online Geocacher.

El Diablo

Jerry Carter, aka El Diablo, the renowned geocacher made famous as Publisher of Today's Cacher Magazine and creator of the game's most coveted hiking staffs, continues his contributions to our great game here at The Online Geocacher by serving as a contributing writer and adviser.

Eric Colley

Eric Colley & Hallie Shepherd
killerpuzzles.com & gpsthegame.com

Evil Chicken

Frodo13

Once upon a time a Polish Princess wrote an email....

GEO*Trailblazer 1

GEO*Trailblazer 1 is a contributing author to The Online Geocacher.

greywolf1242

My geocaching name is greywolf1242. I have been a premium member since 1-16-06. At the moment I have 900 caches found, 237 caches hidden, 15 caches adopted out and 405 benchmarks found. I am retired and cutting back my active participation in geocaching due to the high cost of gas!

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JohnGGeo

I have been geocaching since January 2008. I’m a student in high school in Minneapolis. I enjoy spending time with my parents, sister, and cat. I’m 16 and I have a part time job at a daycare, I want to go into the field of computers after high school and college. Geocacher for life.

KC5NVJ

In the world of Geocaching (and ham radio), I am known as kc5nvj, but to family and friends I am Angela Cunningham. I was born and raised in Louisiana but currently reside in Kentucky with my husband and daughter. When I'm not thinking of a new article to write for onlinegeocacher.com, my days are filled with a full-time job at a local high school as a teachers aide in the special education department, a full-time mom of a three year old (hyper) girl, a full-time student (enrolled in online classes for Psychology) as I hope to one day get my Psy.D Degree (Docterate of Psychology) and become a Clinical Psychologist, and finally a part-time Geocacher. I say part-time because I am still new to Geocaching and can't wait to get out and about and hunt some more. You are welcome to leave any feedback to articles I write as well as send any features you would like for me to touch base on. I look forward to this new adventure and hope many of you find Geocaching as much fun as I do. E-mail:  kc5nvj@yahoo.com

Lacey38655

Magellan315

MommaDirtClod (MDC)

MommaDirtClod (MDC)

In 1988 I moved from Florida to Tennessee – it’s now my home. My hubby (Dozer) of 25 years saw a news story about Geocaching on May 4, 2003. That night we went out for our first adventure. Our first endeavor was a DNF and then we found four more and signed with our new geocaching name – Dozer&thedirtclods. I’m MommaDirtClod-MDC and my two girls are clods with me (reddirtclod and baby dirtclod). If you have to know, Dozer is a pipeliner so the name spawned from there.

My second (or first) hobby is NASCAR. I’ve been a fan of Dale Sr. since ’78. I’ll always miss the Black #3 car…Forever the Man & Forever a Fan.

I travel all around the country, visiting family and friends, staying with my hubby, or caching adventures…whatever I’m doing, I’ll always make time to log a few caches.

RITA

Baby DirtClod

I’m the baby dirt clod and just graduated from Stetson University with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology. I only cache when my MDC makes me or if I’m in the mood. I’m too lazy, I think. I like the trinkets and toys, though.

I live in Florida away from the dirt hill – so I’m more of a Baby Sand Clod now. I’m always on my computer, love to write, and love my two nephews! Life Is Good!

Moonsilver

Paul Gillin

Paul Gillin is a writer, speaker and online marketing consultant. He specializes in social media and the application of personal publishing to brand awareness and business marketing. Paul is a veteran technology journalist with more than 23 years of editorial leadership experience. His book, The New Influencers, was published in 2007 and his next book, Secrets of Social Media Marketing, will be published in the fall of 2008. His website is www.gillin.com and he blogs at www.paulgillin.com

Ranger-Rob

Saintseester

Saintseester (AKA Beth) grew up in Mississippi then attended Tulane Engineering in New Orleans. After working for a few years for "big oil" in Houston, she went to graduate school at Auburn University. Beth has been a software developer and professor of computer science for over two decades. She and her family now live and geocache in North Alabama and are loving every minute of it. Her geo-handle reflects her love for her sister, and their shared love for the New Orleans Saints.

She can be contacted at saintseester@gmail.com

Serial Finder

Serial Finder, aka IceCreamMan, is a contributing author to The Online Geocacher.

Steve King

Steve King is a contributing author to The Online Geocacher.

sumajman

Steve King, aka sumajman, is a Missionary and Contributing Author to The Online Geocacher.

Sunny Smith

The Internet

Things found on the Internet.

TheAlabamaRambler

TheAlabamaRambler is Ed Manley, husband to GeoRose (Teresa), father of five wonderful young humans, grandfather of two more, and an avid geocacher.

Now retired after a decade in the US Navy followed by 28 years of owning and operating Knowledge Management Systems, an IT consultancy specializing in Workflow Analysis and Business Process Improvement, Ed now has the time to pursue his hobbies: Fishing, Geocaching and Ham radio... the order of importance changes daily!

He is also W4AGA, an Extra-class Amateur Radio Operator with a passion for serving the public through disaster-relief preparedness and response. Active in the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief, Salvation Army Team Emergency Relief Network (SATERN), Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) and the Zamora Shrine Ham Unit, he can be found on HF daily on 3.965 and on VHF on the Birmingham Amateur Radio Club (BARC) repeater on 146.88. If you have any interest whatsoever in serving and giving back to your community, saving lives and taking part in the wonderful community of amateur radio please visit http://w4aga.com to learn about the many volunteer opportunities.

Ed is the owner and Publisher (sounds high-fallutin, don't it?) of the free online geocaching e-zine The Online Geocacher. He can be contacted via email at mailto:TheAlabamaRambler@gmail.com or by phone at 205-914-6814 from 7 a.m. to Midnight CDT.

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W4AGA

W4AGA is an author account for the publisher, Ed Manley.

Weatherbug & XRN

Weatherbug & XRN are contributing authors to The Online Geocacher.