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and take on for the sixty-first edition of the GeoGearHeads. They covered before moving into feedback. First was talking about the use of QR Codes in the 's event. Next was an email from about a cool use for a puzzle cache at the "" (), and to describe it for English Speakers. contacted us about creating a QR Code based hunt in his backyard for the children using . The last bit from our audience came from who mentioned a few things and asked about issues in his area. That was followed up by some discussion of the new . weighed in on that topic through . Back on Geocaching, DarrylW4 talked a little about his long-overdue "" blog post. For ease, was suggested as the easiest recommendation for a QR Code reader as it supports many common platforms. The following tools to generate QR Codes were listed in that post: Android iOS Linux Mac OS Windows Windows Phone Free, Web-based Options The " started on the first. As of the recording a dozen Geocachers (plus the hosts) had enrolled travelers in the race. The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on . Subscribe to the feed: Social Media: Email: