small gift, tiny treasure
A geocaching friend of ours gave this to me the last time we got together. Isn’t it just so clever!
She even took the time to make the bottom of it special.
And inside there is a little blank fold out book to put anything I want on the pages. I’m afraid to mess it up though, so it’s still blank for now.
Thanx Timberline Echoes! Hope to see you again soon.
Per Jessica's request here are two links to learn about geocaching. The first one takes you to the main site of caching and I've posted it a few times before. The second one was written by a blogger and I just loved how simply she put it.
For more information about geocaching go:
There's also terracaching and letterboxing which are similar, but the largest listing of this type you will find at geocaching. If you want to see our stats check out our profile. It's free to sign up.
We've went a little overboard. We started in Oct 2006 and have found over 2000 caches now. We found 1000 of those in 82 days. That's a lot of caching, walking, driving, batteries, and typing. But we've met more people doing this than we had before we started. We now know people all over Wisconsin.
You should post a link to a good site to learn about geocaching. I'm
curious.
that is so way cool;)
Thank you for the links. :)
By the way, I know I could've just googled it myself, but I figured you'd
have the inside scoop on the really good links. Thx again!
I just wondered if people ever steal the stuff (or in the case of someone
else just happening across it... like vandals.