I can't help it. I am Obsessed you know when it comes to geocaching.
So I took the plunge and made my first Geocaching.com Photo Challenge. It's fairly simple and yet has just a hint of giving geocaching advice which I also can't help but do. This is what it looks like:
I figured if I can use the challenges as a teaching tool then all the better for the geocachers that actually learn something from it. I have pretty much convinced myself that this will the angle I will be creating them to do.
Will see if geocachers like them or not. I wonder how I could make this world wide? If anybody knows, please email me at headhardhat@gmail.com
Have fun and be safe out there!
What are your thought's about the new geocaching challenges. Would love to hear from you.
-HHH
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2 comments:
I had taken the poke it with a stick message to heart and it proved good advice recently. Was out getting a cache called "Superstitions: Scorpions" and had retrieved the cache without a problem and found the plastic scorpion in the cache. Then as I was getting ready to put it back, I saw what I thought was a plastic beasty for guarding for outside the cache. Luckly I grabbed a stick to dig it out, since it actually was a live salamander that wasn't really happy to have been uncovered.
Has it already been archived for being locationless?
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