Geocaching

[The Zook]

Any of you also geocachers? I picked up the hobby this past winter and really enjoy it, just wondering if there's anyone else here into it as well.

[FR8TRAIN]

Any of you also geocachers? I picked up the hobby this past winter and really enjoy it, just wondering if there's anyone else here into it as well.

My Bald Bro! I had never even heard of this before your thread. Sounds very interesting and if I were REALLY retired, I'm sure that I would be involved with Geocaching. It's all about embracing our global humanity to me. Because after all aren't we all human first?

[Timmay]

My dad does that.  It sounds fun, but seriously, I dont have time driving all over God's green earth looking for these hidding clues.  Not saying I would never do it, because I like going out on venture hunts...hell my whole life is venture hunt. lol.

[The Zook]

It is a great time... whether alone collecting my thoughts (or escaping them) or out with the family (kids love the treasure hunts).

Plus it gets my lazy butt outside doing something.

[slyinglide]

Any of you also geocachers? I picked up the hobby this past winter and really enjoy it, just wondering if there's anyone else here into it as well.

My Bald Bro! I had never even heard of this before your thread. Sounds very interesting and if I were REALLY retired, I'm sure that I would be involved with Geocaching. It's all about embracing our global humanity to me. Because after all aren't we all human first?

Ow man I got into geocaching at the start of spring this year.  I love it.  My girlfriend hates it.  Spent 250 bucks on a new GPS.

[TheTrucker]

I've been geocaching for a couple of years now. Very enjoyable to get out into the woods with a mission LOL

[slyinglide]

I like to have any reason to get out of the house and go into the woods, or go FISHING..

[The Zook]

Good to see some fellow cachers here... I only have 40 finds and 7 hides so I'm not one of those die hard folks, but I do enjoy it... besides, if I did all the local ones right away I'd have to drive farther and farther out to get one haha.

I was amazed at how many there were within 15 miles of our little farm town.

[NWTRNR]

I haven't tried geocaching yet -- but have done a small bit of letterboxing when my kids were younger. Which I gather is kinda similar. Anyone else shun the electronics and tried this before? You just need a compass and a map. Here's some more on it -- http://www.letterboxing.org

[admiralvin]

I found out about geocaching while taking a piss in the woods one day.  I noticed something in the hole of a tree and it happened to be a box full of treasure.  I later explained this to a buddy who explained what it was all about.  I've been on a few hunts since, but my car was recently burglarized and they got my gps...