I'm pleased to announce that the maps on Buxley's Waypoint now display the current month's crop of geodashing points. You can visit Buxley's Waypoint on the web at http://www.brillig.com/geocaching/
A geodash point (commonly called a "dashpoint") is a randomly selected point on the Earth's surface that people can visit and then log what they found. To keep the game fresh, the dashpoints move to a new location on the first day of every month. Dashpoints have an uncanny knack for falling in very interesting spots and it's always fun to read people's reports of what they've found each month.
You can learn more about geodashing by visiting the geodashing home page at http://geodashing.gpsgames.org/ or by reading an excellent article published last Fall in Today's Cacher: http://todayscacher.com/2004/sep/people.asp
Enjoy, and happy dashing!
-Buxley
-- Ed Hall (edhall@brillig.com) http://www.brillig.com/ "There's a hell of a universe next door: let's go!" - e. e. cummings