Any Geocachers in...?
#3
Used to do it loads (1200+ finds), but I haven't been out caching in a couple of years now.
I have a couple of puzzle caches hidden near where I live in Kent, GC2XFGX and GC13C6.
I have a couple of puzzle caches hidden near where I live in Kent, GC2XFGX and GC13C6.
#6
Ive done it with the kid's off and on for a couple of years.
I fancied taking a travel bug to OZ and leaving it there last time i went, but
never managed to get the two to work out
Mart
I fancied taking a travel bug to OZ and leaving it there last time i went, but
never managed to get the two to work out
Mart
#7
Scooby Regular
Geo based, but I got in to Ingress. Had nice two days walk around a country park near Northampton at the weekend because of it, doing missions, collecting uniques, doing a badge and getting more AP. You could 'abuse' your badge to play if you really wanted
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#8
Scooby Regular
Yep - my daughter (13) loves it - she has a etrex gps and we drag the whole family along - had some good finds - some are really tricky..... good fun though in the summer.
#9
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My mate got me interested in it from work and we been out on a few jaunts in he country over the past few weeks. We usually mountain bike and have seen some beautiful scenery that you would never have seen. Its surprising just how many cycle routes and public footpaths there area.
Great for the kids too - gets them out and about and gives them some added interest.
Going out tomorrow canoeing along a stretch of river to find a few that you can only get to on the river.
Great for the kids too - gets them out and about and gives them some added interest.
Going out tomorrow canoeing along a stretch of river to find a few that you can only get to on the river.