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Written by popeyesgirl
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Tuesday, September 11 2007 |
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 Let's see, you've got your GPS, and you've got your coordinates all picked out. What next? As any experienced geocacher will tell you, the hunt has its own set of challenges, and it seems a basic kit is in order to avoid some of the more common pitfalls a newbie will be thwarted by.
I've created a list of essentials, non-essential-but-helpful, and extras that just make things easier. |
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Written by Kalliope176
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Tuesday, September 25 2007 |
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Caching with a young child in the middle of the woods has taught me tough lessons on what I should have on hand to keep her happy & comfortable and willing to keep geocaching. I'm sharing my list of must-haves in order to keep the family fun going on the trails. |
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Written by Kalliope176
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Tuesday, October 9 2007 |
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A compilation list of safety tips to keep in mind while geocaching. |
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Written by Kalliope176
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Tuesday, October 9 2007 |
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A list of suggested and commonly practiced protocol and etiquette while geocaching. |
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Written by popeyesgirl
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Sunday, September 9 2007 |
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 What could they possibly have in common? Burying your kid's ipod in the woods under a fallen tree? Maybe listening to someone many miles away talk about their best cache? Nope, and nope. It's podcaching! Oh yes, it's a new phrase, and another twist to geocaching!
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