Influencer II
I've been using the Geocaching free app, haven't had a chance to go looking yet, but there a ton of them within walking distance of my house.
Geocaching
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Off-Road Ranger I
Save any caches you want to work to the Offline List. This way, if you are out of service, like all of the rural caches I work, you have the cache data saved to your phone.
and that is with the free version of the app? Very cool, i will do that next time!
Off-Road Ranger I
Sorry, IIRC, you don't need a paid Premium online account. I do not remember if the free version of the Android app will allow saving for offline use. I have a free online account and paid for app, which allows me to save for offline.
C:geo is a free app on android that gives you all the premium features and displays premium caches for free. The GUI is not as pretty as the official app, but I think it's better overall.
Advocate II
My kids and I have been doing this for a while now, if anyone is interested, were mellowdave and hunterfamilyatx on the geocache app
We do a little geocaching now and then. i find that sometimes the geocaching website is the perfect place to look if we are trying to find a neat, or interesting destination to road trip to during the day, or even to locate geocaches along the way on a longer trip.
This one here, is by far my favorite geocache so far. I'm a bit of an old mine junkie and love to hike, and this one ticked off all the boxes and more:
http://coord.info/GC3VJR6
This one here, is by far my favorite geocache so far. I'm a bit of an old mine junkie and love to hike, and this one ticked off all the boxes and more:
http://coord.info/GC3VJR6
Advocate II
We tend to just work it into the rhythm. When were waiting on something, or were tired of driving, or whatever. BL there is almost always a cache nearby, so we just pick it up while were out and about.
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We do them here and there, it's a lot of fun and gets you out into nature. There's quite a few in my area which is even better!
Yep, search TheBarefootFamily, since my accident, I have not gone and done much but we try when and where we can.
I have found these out and about while camping or hiking by accident. I even found one in a super random old library book! the pages were cut out to fit a small box Kinda messed up but fun to find.
@dmurph1996 No problem.
I was out in Manistee National Forest this past weekend and forgot to do some caching. I'll probably hit up a few parks I seen on my way back home.
I have been geocaching off and on for a few years now. But I prefer the ones hidden out in remote areas with the terrain difficulty fairly high. It's not my idea of fun to lift a skirt on a light pole in a walmart parking lot to find a geocache.
Geocaching is awesome... my brother and I did this together and we even tried to get a small PCB board from Southwest Michigan (where he lives) to Silicon Valley (where I live). Needless to say it's been over two years and it hasn't made it here yet and I haven't gotten any email updates on it whereabouts over a year. Boo. Oh well, it was a fun experiment all the same.
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I love to geocache too. Originally, my geocaching name was a lot longer but it was taking way too long to log into Geocaching.com and sign the logbooks. About a year ago, I changed my geocaching name to a ham license name, which is my ham callsign. I tend to go geocaching most weekends and the jeep is the perfect vehicle for those hard to get to geocaches.
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