Category Archive for: ‘Geocaching Stories’
How I became a Geocacher
2I am ashamed to say it now, but it took quite a push for me to get started with Geocaching. Several years ago my uncle stumbled on the activity and managed to get my father involved. Like most Milligan’s the FTF’s and number of cache’s …
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Geocaching Lesson, My Smashed GPSr
As covered in our geocaching and traveling posting not to long ago, I am very lucky that I get to travel a lot as part of my day job. Working in renewable energy affords me a pretty good life, and takes me to some amazing …
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Geocaching and Magnets
Geocaches are a tricky thing by their very nature, which is one of the great things about geocaching. While some people may hide their caches to be found quickly and without much effort (we call this a “cache and dash”) others take pleasure in placing …
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Hardcore Geocaching – Tough Mudder NorCal
About a year ago I weighed around 50 lbs. more and was just turning 30. Geocaching though a fun pastime just wasn’t keeping the growing waistline from happening – nor keeping the middle age creaks and pains from encroaching. So last October I decided …
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The “Hard Cache” Father and Son Adventure
by: Dave Oswalt I prefer to do things the hard way, to grunt, sweat with labored breathing and collapse in exhaustion. If not, things are too easy, too simple. For the world at large, geocaching is a simple game of treasure hunt. Find hidden Tupperware …
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