Geocaching

[xoggoth]

Walking yesterday and got talking to some chap who's really into this. Got a Garmin Oregon but never used it to search for little boxes full of pencils etc. Looks silly to me, like Pokemon, but who knows?

Any geocache fanatics here?

[NickFitz]

Walking yesterday and got talking to some chap who's really into this. Got a Garmin Oregon but never used it to search for little boxes full of pencils etc. Looks silly to me, like Pokemon, but who knows?

Any geocache fanatics here?

Mudskipper will be along any moment to encourage you by word and gesture

[xoggoth]

I am easily encouraged by Mudskipper!

[mudskipper]

Give it a go.

Geocaching used to be great - clever hides in nice places, but there are a lot of lazy hides these days. So read the logs, look at ones with 'favourite' points and go have some fun in the woods

[vwdan]

We used to do them occasionally - it's good fun. Bit of an excuse to get out and about and go to places you wouldn't normally.

[northernladyuk]

Walking yesterday and got talking to some chap who's really into this. Got a Garmin Oregon but never used it to search for little boxes full of pencils etc. Looks silly to me, like Pokemon, but who knows?

Any geocache fanatics here?

Tell us if you find the UK's Brexit plan.

[zeitghost]

go have some fun in the woods

Remember who you're suggesting this to.

[WTFH]

Don't forget a roll of carpet and a shovel.

[northernladyuk]

Don't forget a roll of carpet and a shovel.

You need to call a spade a spade.

[WTFH]

You need to call a spade a spade.

Well, a shovel is shaped like a spade (the card), but a spade (the garden tool) is designed for more precise cutting/digging. A shovel will leave a more natural look to the ground afterwards.