Geo caching
Posted by: giznjack
1st Mar 2016 11:02pm
Is anyone here involved in geo caching?
It's like orienteering with technology, leading you to discover some amazing places and views, usually only known by the locals.
You load coordinates and go hunt for a small to medium container, when you find it, you sign the log book and admire where you have ended up. Some caches are in spectacular surroundings and are earth caches, which means you record details specific to the cache and some require a photo, to be classified as found.
It really does get you out and about.
It's like orienteering with technology, leading you to discover some amazing places and views, usually only known by the locals.
You load coordinates and go hunt for a small to medium container, when you find it, you sign the log book and admire where you have ended up. Some caches are in spectacular surroundings and are earth caches, which means you record details specific to the cache and some require a photo, to be classified as found.
It really does get you out and about.
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