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Geocaching.com - The Official Geocaching WebsiteGeocaching is a relatively new GPS-based hobby/sport that’s fun for all ages! It’s suitable for individuals, couples, groups, and especially families.

A recent check at the official Geocaching website, showed there were over 1,331,000 active geocaches hidden around the world. And approximately TEN of those geocaches are hidden in the small town of Lewisville, North Carolina (USA)!

We’ll be exploring geocaching in general, and will also take you on the hunt for a local Lewisville geocache. Until Deb is able to post a geocaching article here, you can learn more about this fun pastime at geocaching.com. Please check back!

Geocaching Podcast Recommendations

iTunes podcastsYou’ve heard of iTunes, right? That’s where you can buy music and videos online, and can even download TV series. But did you know that iTunes also offers FREE podcasts on a wide range of topics? Among the numerous podcasts available are those covering geocaching. They’ll keep you in the know on the latest geocaching tips and news. CLICK to learn more and to get Deb’s GEOCACHING podcast recommendations

Are You Already a Lewisville Geocacher?

If you’re already a Lewisville geocacher, Deb is interested in talking to you, perhaps for an interview or to team up to cover your next Lewisville hide or find! Please contact Deb to discuss the possibilities.

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    Held at Shallowford Square, the First Annual Best of Lewisville Festival was sponsored by Karate International of Lewisville and MediaFit.West Side Civic Theatre sponsored The Pirates of Penzance at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC.The Old Cemetery at Shiloh Lutheran Church in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County). Photography by Deb Phillips.Shallowford Square with a beautiful covering of snow.The home of Dr. Joe and Barbara Brooks in Lewisville, NC is surrounded by beautiful flowers of all types, especially daylilies.James E. (Jim) Munden, Sr. spoke about The Great Depression to the Lewisville Historical Society in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).Brad Craver and his sons Austin and Andrew shared about the Civil War with the Lewisville Historical Society in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).The 4th Annual Yadkin Valley History Fair & Conference - Transportation in the Yadkin Valley Before the AutomobileA redbird claimed his territory at the Veterans Memorial at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).The Lewisville Historical Society sponsored a graveyard tour which included Lewisville United Methodist Church. Host: Ruth HartleThe West Side Civic Theatre put on a splendid rendition of Peter Pan at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC.Llamas at Rivermont Llamas in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).The garden of Robin McBride in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County)The Lewisville Historical Society sponsored a Historic Graveyard Tour, including the graveyard at Lewisville Baptist Church.The West Side Civic Theatre produced the Hello, Dolly musical at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).A beautiful snow on a barn and field on Conrad Road in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).Sponsored by the Lewisville Historical Society, a graveyard tour was conducted of six graveyards in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).New Hope AME Zion Church in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County) celebrated its 125th anniversary on February 1, 2009.Jones Grocery Store resides on Shallowford Road in Lewisville, NC, not far from the Yadkin River (Forsyth County).A visit to Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County) on a snowy morning.The Lewisville Sesquicentennial Committee and the Yadkin Valley Historical Association hosted an exploration of the Shallow Ford.Meet dog, Missy, who was walking with her master at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).Oklahoma! was produced by the West Side Civic Theatre at Shallowford Square in Lewisville, NC (Forsyth County).