Fields Of Heather

Free SVGS For Geocachers

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Free Geocaching Themed SVGS
The official Geocaching Logos, including a variety of Signal graphics, are available as EPS & PNG files. There are rules on how they can be used, all listed clearly under the links to download the files. https://www.geocaching.com/about/logousage.aspx

Tupperware In The Woods

Not All Who Wander
Download Here

If A Tree Falls In The Woods

Download Here

FREE SVG HERE

The Above Three Decals All in

One Zip File Download

Free From Wikipedia

Free download

PNG, not an svg

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Adapting SVGS To Be Geocaching Themed

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Some Of My Cricut Geocaching Projects

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Free Printable Photo Booth Props (not svgs)
https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2019/04/geocaching-photo-booth-props.html

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My husband is an avid geocacher, who likes to build geocaches. He occasionally does YouTube videos of the builds, and participates in geocaching programs through videochats. For video chats, everything is mirror image - making any signs in his shop appear backwards in the videos.. To fix that, I made him a sign for his shop that IS backwards, so on video, it appears correct.

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These are magnetic key holders, spray painted to look like ammo cans.

I've had good luck with vinyl on ammo cans.

Christmas Ornament

Dog Bandanas

Basically Dan has a shirt for every event and occasion.

USA + Shell = Geocaching [See My Shells Cache Across America 2018]

The Susquehanna River + Satellite = Geo Logo [Susquehanna Valley Geocachers ]

satellite + hiker = Geocaching Logo

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Each Morning I post a list of free svgs, tips, tutorials, and random crafting news. Find it all on my facebook page here:

https://www.facebook.com/fieldsofheathercrafts/

Geocaching Photo Booth Props

For the recent cache carnival challenge, we hosted an event, and included a photo booth.
Combining Dan's obsession with geocaching, with my obsession with my cricut. :-)

Eventually I'd like to use some of these in a super huge ammo can as a photo booth cache.

Below are some of the printable s and props that we used, and tips on how to make them.

Quick Links:

What is Geocaching?
PDF of printables for some of the props
Dollar Tree Dry Erase Paddles
Free Geocaching SVGS (For cutting machines like cricut or silhouette)
Free Geocaching Books

Font for caches found is Moonlight

The two on the left are included in the printables, if you want to print them and glue them fast to the paddles... I'll upload svgs for them as soon as I can.

These are dry erase paddles from the Dollar Tree. You can find them in the section beside the classroom decorations. They are great for photo booths!

I Use Million Dollar Satellites To Find Tupperware In The Woods

Free SVG here

https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2019/04/i-use-multi-million-dollar-sattelites.html

The font for these is Obelix Pro

The official bug hunter, and skirt lifter, are in the printable file here:

Photo Booth PDF

The Master Cacher & Hat are modified from Cricut Design Space.

I purchased these two files for wedding props, and simply modified them for this event.
See how I made the wedding photo booth props here:
https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/09/making-wedding-photo-booth-props-with.html

The hats, masks, beads and glasses are all from the Dollar Tree.
The hats are from St Patricks Day - I simply added the vinyl geocaching symbol.
The masks the Dollar Tree got in for Mardi Gras. I was fortunate to find a local store that still had some out in April.

It POURED down rain this day - but we were able to get under roof and still have a really fun event!

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https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/svg-freebies.html

https://susquehannavalley.blogspot.com/2019/03/what-is-geocaching.html

I use Multi Million Dollar Satellites- Free Geocaching SVG

I use Multi - Million Dollar Satellites To Find Tupperware In The Woods

A Geocaching T-Shirt - Free SVG

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FREE Cliff Knowles Books in PDF format
Calibre App (to convert to epub or )
Cantook App for reading on android
More Geocaching Novels
What is geocaching?
An Audiobook Version Of Book 2, Cached Out

Imagine that a retired FBI agent specializing in high tech crimes, who writes crossword puzzles, was the head cryptographer for the movie Red Machine, and was the president of the American Cryptogram Association, happened to also be a geocacher.

And then imagine that this geocaching, puzzle writing, former FBI agent wrote a series of mysteries.

And THEN, imagine if he offered those books for free.

Oh happy day. You can stop imagining now. This is real.

This is the only book in the series you can also find as an audiobook (not free)

Cached Out is book two in the Cliff Knowles series. It appears to be the first book in the series to introduce geocaching, but not the last.

In book two -

"Newly retired from the FBI and alone after the tragic death of his wife, Cliff Knowles takes up geocaching. While looking for a cache in the mountains he comes across a human skeleton and reports it to the sheriff's office. ". In book 4, Cliff tackles the Fizzy challenge, and in book 8 - "Ten geocachers are invited to an exclusive all-expense paid adventure on a private island owned by the controversial new owner of the geocaching company. What could possibly go wrong? As it happens, plenty. Geocaches that are death traps. A raging storm. A friendly competition that turns not so friendly. A body. A murder? Some adventures can be too thrilling, as Cliff Knowles learns once again." Geocaching is woven through the other books in the series as well.

These books are being offered as pdf files, which can be read on may devices, but if you are like me, and prefer epub versions, they are easy to convert! (I do this a lot with old genealogy & history books that are only available as pdf files)

Go here to download the free program Calibre

https://calibre-ebook.com/download

Once it is downloaded and installed, open the program and choose add books from the top left, and browse to add all of the Cliff Knowles PDF files that you downloaded from Russell Atkinson's site.

This is optional - but I like my books to have covers and metadata -

Right click on the first book, choose "edit metadata" and then choose individually.

This allows you to add a cover, a description, the number in the series, etc. You can find all of this information on the series site here - http://cliffknowles.ackgame.com/index.htm

But even faster, and more comprehensive, simply click on the download metadata at the bottom of the screen.

This will work best if you change the author name from "Russ" to Russell Atkinson - that should make it easier for the software to locate the information for each book.

Now your book has a cover, a description, and even a number in the series.

Now with all the covers and metadata added, you can convert to epub.

Just select all, and choose "convert books" on the upper left. I do not change any settings, I just use the default. In the top right of the screen that popped up, you can choose the output format.

Note - Kindle originally used Mobi instead of Epub, but they have phased that out and now use epubs as well. I've used two different ereaders on my phone for years, because the kindle app used to be difficult when importing outside files. I'm told it's much easier now, and that you can even just send pdfs to kindle.

To read them on my phone, I use the Cantook [formerly Aldiko - they rebranded] App Although almost any book/reader app will work!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aldiko.android&hl=en_US