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| | | Re: Geocaching? < Reply # 22 on 3/8/2014 9:15 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | The plastic junk is for the kids to trade for. It keeps them interested. It all depends really on what type of caches you're going for. If you're staying in town you're more likely to be finding micros under lamp post bases, under rocks and in the shrubbery. If you get out on a hiking trail, it's a good excuse to keep yourself going, and the cache size is usually larger. Along interstates, there's a lot of them marking really cool little out of the way places you'd have flown past without a though, and a lot of large caches with books to exchange. I've personally collected geocoins, moved a few travel bug items around, traded for small keychain flashlights and other useful and cool stuff, even found the occasional $5 bill. The kids enjoy it, and it's taken me to a lot of places I would have never seen. I've also made a lot of friends in the geocaching community and occasionally attend local events and meet up with others that I've met through caching.
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