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Geocaching
Geocaching is a recreational activity using GPS receivers to describe the location of a hidden object using coordinates in latitude and longitude, and then challenging other people to use the coordinates to try and locate the hidden... [more]
Geocaching is a recreational activity using GPS receivers to describe the location of a hidden object using coordinates in latitude and longitude, and then challenging other people to use the coordinates to try and locate the hidden object. The hidden object is called a "geocache", and is almost invariably some type of container which holds a log book at the very least, and usually some trade items. Anyone who finds the cache must sign the log book and then replace the cache as they found it. The person also has the option of trading something they brought with them for a trade item from the cache. All it requires is a GPSr, and an internet connection and computer. Map skills certainly help, but in many urban areas and along many trails, even that is not a requirement.
Yeah it was just a skirt hide but it brought about a smile and a smiley to my day!Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TSee all our Geocaching Tutorial Videos at
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- GeoAddict Giving a Great Presentation About Paperless Geocaching (feedburner.com)
- Live From Cachercon: Team Melina About Geocaching With Iphone (feedburner.com)
- LIVE Shot From Cachercon : Geocaching Podcast Show (feedburner.com)
Right off the bat I would like to personally thank the Motor City Cache Machine, DarrylW4 and Firefly03 for inviting me to participate in Cachercon 2010 Metro Detroit. This was an amazing geocaching teaching event that I had the pleasure of speaking at. It was held at a Holiday Inn in Troy, Michigan. This was an all day event which included presentations on GSAK, Earthcaches, Paperless Geocaching and so much more. I personally did a lecture on...
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The photo above demonstrates one of my favorite must have thing-a-ma-bobs while geocaching. The humble tweezers will get you out of many a situation. Not only great for thorn and splinter removal they are very useful for retrieving log books from nanos and other small caches.Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TSee all our Geocaching Tutorial Videos at
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- HHH Lunchtime GotD: FTF (feedburner.com)
- HHH's Lunchtime GotD: Wintertime Geocaching (feedburner.com)
- HHH Lunchtime GotD: Hello Ms. Property Owner (feedburner.com)
Most of us would have heard of geo-tagging, where it is a way to add map coordinates to photographs and gadgets in order to employ positional markers, helping you remember where you went for the summer holidays in 2010 half a century from now. Well, there is nothing quite like seeing a reverse position – [...]
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- Geocaching Tips - Discover Travelbugs (ezinearticles.com)
- The Autoprophet Geocache Challenge (theautoprophet.blogspot.com)
- My Last Memory of Geocaching in the Snow... (feedburner.com)
Macht aus dem iPhone einen GPS-Empfänger mit Live-Anbindung an die weltweit größte Geocache-Datenbank von Groundspeak zum Aufspüren der von Geocachern versteckten Schätze; zeigt alle in der Datenbank eingetragenen Caches auf einer live heruntergeladenen Karte an, Mobilfunkempfang vorausgesetzt
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Geocaching is an amazing, fun filled way to spend time outdoors with friends and family. As you become more experienced with your finds you realize that many times a special tool, gizmo or thinga-ma-bob is needed at one point or another to help either retrieve the geocache or to obtain the log book. This video helps show you many of those items to help make your geocaching experience even more enjoyable.If you cannot see the player above then...
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We turned off the snowmobile tracks half a mile back, as they bent to the west and GPS pointed north to our destination. The trackless snow is knee-deep and I’m sweating as we push forward, one heavy footstep after another. 250 feet from destination. We scramble up a ridge, heading towards an outcropping of rocks [...]
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We Are Cachers: Hear Us Roll Down Hill
Going for our Flashmob 3.5 difficulty cache we found this sign.
