geocaching - washington
I just thought id pass on some information to fellow geocachers and those who are interested to know more about it. geocaching and tcs go hand in hand. the ease of going pretty much anywhere with a tc...
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Yep, TCs are the perfect GeoCaching vehicle.
When you just have to grab a bite because you skipped breakfast and lunch - the food is right there.
When you fall into the water trying to balance walk that log to get the cache on the other side - your fresh dry clothes are right there.
When you find out that special D/T combo is actually down that rough logging road - no problem the TC will make it.
When you just gotta go - the bath is right there.
When your eyes suddenly cross to the point you can no longer read the GPS - your bed is right there.
When you go past the cache only to have your wife say she want to do THAT one, the TC easily does a u-turn.
Nice to see another state realizing the tourism advantage of geocaching. DW and I are currently working on the Georgia State Park GeoChallenge (page 25) while we also work on the GA County Challenge (GC1B074) and GA DeLorme Challenge (GCZ8XQ) at the same time. They sure are getting some money from us since we've already logged over 1,000 miles and 14 nights to make it about 1/3 complete.
When you just have to grab a bite because you skipped breakfast and lunch - the food is right there.
When you fall into the water trying to balance walk that log to get the cache on the other side - your fresh dry clothes are right there.
When you find out that special D/T combo is actually down that rough logging road - no problem the TC will make it.
When you just gotta go - the bath is right there.
When your eyes suddenly cross to the point you can no longer read the GPS - your bed is right there.
When you go past the cache only to have your wife say she want to do THAT one, the TC easily does a u-turn.
Nice to see another state realizing the tourism advantage of geocaching. DW and I are currently working on the Georgia State Park GeoChallenge (page 25) while we also work on the GA County Challenge (GC1B074) and GA DeLorme Challenge (GCZ8XQ) at the same time. They sure are getting some money from us since we've already logged over 1,000 miles and 14 nights to make it about 1/3 complete.
