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February 11th, 2009

More MathWorks Bling for Grabs

Recently I posted about some "hidden" MathWorks swag in the LA area. Congratulations to Tony who posted some information on his find. He photographed the location as well as some video.

Today you might find another led/laser flashlight in the Miami area. A hint for you: Back corner, down low, hidden like a pearl. A location with a great view. Take a moment to "soak it in."

Please post here if you are the one to find the flashlight. Please include links to pictures or videos if you take any! Good luck and have fun.


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By Loren Shure

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5 Responses to “More MathWorks Bling for Grabs”

  1. Rob S. replied on February 18th, 2009 at 15:25 UTC :

    Hey Loren,

    I went and found the “bling” yesterday afternoon. It was good fun, and I posted some pictures and a write-up about it here http://blinkdagger.com/uncategorized/geocaching-with-loren

    Thanks for a nice little adventure!

    Rob

  2. Loren replied on February 18th, 2009 at 15:45 UTC :

    Rob-

    Thanks for the very entertaining post. I’m glad you enjoyed Sam’s buried treasure and are paying it forward!

    –Loren

  3. Rob S. replied on March 11th, 2009 at 02:31 UTC :

    Hey Loren,

    The goods have been re-cached for the next person to find. You can get the location details and hint here:

    http://blinkdagger.com/matlab/matlab-geocache-another-chance-to-snag-some-bling

    Best,
    Rob

  4. Loren replied on March 11th, 2009 at 11:45 UTC :

    Thanks, Rob! Please post back here is well if you find the stash.

    –Loren

  5. Zane M. replied on April 14th, 2009 at 15:13 UTC :

    Rob/Loren,

    I’ve snagged the recent cache in Colorado and posted the adventure here:

    http://blinkdagger.com/matlab/matlab-geocache-another-chance-to-snag-some-bling#comments

    I will relocate it on my next trip out of state. Is the secret code used for anything? A log of the device’s journey maybe? Let me know if there’s anything I need to do with it.

    -Zane

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