Written by Jamie Stevens

Sunday, 10 January 2010 21:56

This was the T Shirt logo that started it all off.

First created in 2007, I originally called this logo "GPS Colour Logo", in October 2008 I renamed it to the more snappy "iCache", and also created a single colour version.

You may have seen me sporting my rather nice "iCache, Do You?" T Shirt at a Geocaching event.

Please note this isn't associated with the rather good new (Jan 2010) Caching Stats website icache.co.uk

This logo, featuring one or three colours, has been designed as a way to identify yourself as a Geocacher to other cachers out in the field.
Without any text, muggles aren't going to give it a second glance.

On the screen of the GPS is the GX logo, which was released into the public domain by leatherman, and is familiar all across the globe.

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Creative Commons Licence

The Logos and associated slogans displayed on yorkshiregeocaching.co.uk were created by James Stevens, aka Jaz of metalheads design.

You are free to use them under the Attribution, Non-Commercial, No-Dervitives Creative Commons Licence.

This means you can use them for personal use, and display them in their original unaltered form (say on your Geocaching Profile), but you want to re-disribute them elsewhere on the Internet or other Digital Media, you must attribute them to myself (as Jaz, with a link to http://logos.yorkshiregeocaching.co.uk).

If you wish to use them for any other than above, please contact me.

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In our T Shirt Designer shop, you can create your perfect item.

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