Thu, 29 October 2009 ![]() Geotalk joins SA ParrotHead for YumCha, Norkmeister reaches a milestone in Canberra and we look at how to enter coords and project a waypoint with your GPS. Send in your contribution to geotalkpodcast@gmail.com or dial (02) 800-50-436 and could could go into the draw to win a prize Geocache Store Australia. Links for show:
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Fri, 18 September 2009 Geotalk discovers how University of Melbourne researchers are improving turn-by-turn instructions, we travel down the south coast of NSW and announce the winners of the Keeper of Time competition.Every email or call goes into the draw to win a prize from Geocache Store Australia. Call now on (02) 8005 0436. Links for show
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Sat, 29 August 2009 Geotalk catches up with an Australian geocacher living in the US, we get a quick review on the Geocache Navigator and discover that human really do walk in circles. Big thank you to Martin Hancock for the new theme music. The podcast is supported by Geocache Store Australia. Links for show:
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Sat, 8 August 2009 ![]() Geotalk talks to Keeper of Time from Victoria, we introduce the GC Vote grease monkey script for rating geocaching and we hear of a story that ended with a police visit. To win one of the time pieces shown on the right, courtesy of Keeper of Time, tell us a geocaching story associated with the theme 'Time'. Call it in on (02) 800 50 436 or email it to geotalkpodcast@gmail.com. Your entry must in before 31 August 2009. Links for show:
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Wed, 15 July 2009 ![]() Geotalk chats to Warren from Apisphere about the Geomate Jr, Caught @ work tells us about the updates to the Geocaching Australia website and we bring you the story of a lost and found geocoin.
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Geotalk discovers how University of Melbourne researchers are improving turn-by-turn instructions, we travel down the south coast of NSW and announce the winners of the Keeper of Time competition.
Geotalk catches up with an Australian geocacher living in the US, we get a quick review on the Geocache Navigator and discover that human really do walk in circles. 

