Terrorism has created a whoe new world for us.

My family and I geocache. It’s fun. It promotes teamwork and we get fresh air, exercise and family time together.

Often times, the person who created the cache wraps the container in duct tape (like this one in Cannon Falls) or electrical tape for two reasons: 1. to help make it more water and weatherproof and 2. to help camouflage the container so it’s not easy to find. Geocaches must be placed on public land and not private land since we’d be tresspassing if we went on private land so you’ll find caches in parks, trails, state, county and city parks and county forest land.

I have been all over the United States Geo-caching! I LOVE IT!!!!

so are the metal detector guys bad now too? this is a sad article

It has been a while since we’ve seen a story about a geocache being mistaken for some sort of bomb.

I have camouflage i have used to wrap a couple of containers to really try to make it hard to spot from a distance.

that’s camo tape I have… I hate when I don’t proofread my comments.

[...] Police: Geocaching Device Causes Bomb Scare In Cannon Falls Posted at April 26, 2011 Police: Geocaching Device Causes Bomb Scare In Cannon Falls A three-block section of a bike trail was closed Monday morning in Canon Falls, Minn., after a geocaching object found near the trail was thought to be a pipe bomb, police said. Read more on CBS Minnesota [...]

Bart?

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Wow, that’s what I was searching for, what a data! existing here at this blog, thanks admin of this site.