As usual, the video is hosted by Blip.tv and is also available on YouTube.
After a long break, the microzine is back! In this show, I put out an urgent call to Canadian cachers to visit the Parks Canada site and review the draft policy on geocaching. There is a form for public input, however the submission deadline is August 11, 2006.
Also, there are highlights from an upcoming segment on a series of microcaches in Vernon BC, which take you on a tour of the downtown core to a series of murals.
As usual, the video is available on YouTube and Blip.
This week’s microzine features highlights from two viewer submitted stories. First is a slide show from TJGuy featuring caches in the Mission and Abbotsford areas. Next we go to St Louis in the US to visit a CITO event.
Both videos will be presented in their full length in episode 13 of the videozine.
Cache On!
Since I was on vacation last weekend, I’m catching up on housework. So this week, I feature a video by Pablo Mac featuring a cache called “All Of The Cool Cachers Log DNF's Here” It’s fun and entertaining. Think of it as “Reality Geotv!”
Episode 12 features a pair of unique cachers. One uses video as puzzle pieces and the other creates descriptive pages for his caches. Also, day 2 of the Cache Blitz blitz is featured.
All this plus the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts.
Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network.
In this show, I show footage from the upcoming episode 12. Also, there’s a tip on loading pictures with your log entry.
This streaming version is hosted on YouTube with the iTunes version on Blip.tv and the high-res downloadable versions are on the Archive.org. Cache On!
I'm back after a quick trip to the Lower Mainland for the Cache Blitz Main Event. I shot lots of video and I have some great stuff for future episodes. Also in this edition, i start my look at digital photography with tips on purchasing a digital camera.
This is my new once a week short video podcast that will keep viewers up to date on upcoming episodes and offer features not in the regular podcast.
In this episode, I offer a tip on purchasing a compass, preview a video that will appear in episode 10 from one of my viewers and make an appearance announcement.
As usual, multiple formats are available from the Archive.org site, and the iTunes version is hosted by Blip.tv
Episode 9 features a fun look at winter caching. I look for one of my own caches with interesting results. Also, there are features on Waymarking and a look at the top two brands of GPS receivers.
All this plus news, mail and Frappr photos.
As usual, multiple formats are available.
Music is from 28, pishbacher, and Blue Number 9 from the Podsafe Music Network.
Episode 7 features a variation of Geocaching called Podcaching. I also look at Geocacher U and catch up on some reader’s mail as well as a ton of news regarding the Videozine. Of course there’s also some caching.
New format this month includes a H.264 encoded version for the iPod. Also available are other formats for both Macs and Windows including H264, DivX, mp4, mpeg, and wmv. The videos are hosted on the Archive.org website and are available here.
Music by furiousBall and the Gestalt from the Podsafe Music Network.
Icenrye Productions is pleased to introduce its latest IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) show.
The Incredible Canine Experience (ICE) is a show dedicated to canine sports such as Agility, Rally Obedience, Obedience and other activities.
Episode 1 features a CARO sanctioned Rally Obedience trial at the Pawsitive Steps Canine Training Centre in Prince George BC. Three classes are offered. Novice, Advance and Excelent.
The show is 40 minutes and may be viewed either as streaming or downloadable video. Windows Media (wmv and DivX) and Apple Quicktime (mov and H.264) formats are available.
The featured music is “Elements of the Paw” by Sub-level 03 and is from the Podsafe Music Network.
The program is available on the Internet Archive website. You may view it by clicking here.
