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Post by azjeepluvr on Sept 10, 2004 21:48:43 GMT -5
This is way coll stuff. Fun Fun FUN for the whole family. Would like to hear from any one who has done it. www.geocaching.com Mike AZ 04 Gray Unlimited ;D |
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Post by wunlimited on Sept 11, 2004 6:18:37 GMT -5
careful it's addicting! ;D check THIS out  jeep.geocaching.com/I'm still looking for my 1st jeep cache |
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Post by wunlimited on Sept 20, 2004 8:43:44 GMT -5
Well, I bought my 1st geocahing travel bug. It's like a dogtag with the website, logo, a saying & a code on it. The owner (in this case, me) activates it on the www.geocaching.com site, this generates its own webpage where you set a goal for it, pictures are posted of people who find it, they can enter logs, etc Here is the page for my bug: www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=107472I haven't released it yet, I plan to in October during a 4x4 run I will be attending. Its' goal is to make it to the Rubicon trail & back ;D |
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Post by MNZLNGR on Oct 10, 2004 21:52:14 GMT -5
Geocaching is AWESOME!! My family and I started doing this back about 3 months ago and we love it. It's great for the whole family and do we have some stories of some of the places we've stumbled through looking for these caches! We've actually gotten a jeep travel bug, they are really neat! We have gotten several travel bugs and dropped them off in several locations. We have been following a cache called "Follow the Rubicon Trail" in our area and you have to have some kind of 4 wheel drive vehicle to get to them and they progressively get harder. They are in our area, Northern VA, and they are placed by a buddy of ours....but this hobby gets quite addicting. We have even done this while visiting family in Illinois and Indiana as well. Our log name is Hunden04, so if you go to geocaching.com and look for us, you can see where we've been! You should try it if you haven't done it, it's really fun.....the fall is the best time to do it, when the poison ivy/oak/sumac has died down.
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Post by wunlimited on Aug 25, 2005 17:32:14 GMT -5
Well, I bought my 1st geocahing travel bug. It's like a dogtag with the website, logo, a saying & a code on it. The owner (in this case, me) activates it on the www.geocaching.com site, this generates its own webpage where you set a goal for it, pictures are posted of people who find it, they can enter logs, etc Here is the page for my bug: www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=107472I haven't released it yet, I plan to in October during a 4x4 run I will be attending. Its' goal is to make it to the Rubicon trail & back ;D Well guess what, the trip I went on last October didn't have any geocachers or time to place my cache since I was testing out many new mods to my cj8... so ANYway I still have this travel bug, but now it is chained to a Wrangler hotwheel. I'm placing it at a cache I'll be visiting this weekend in Virginia & will let y'all know where in case any of you want to try to find it  & help it on its mission (more to come, stay tuned) |
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Post by 04unlimited on Sept 23, 2005 10:32:01 GMT -5
I got turned onto this "sport" when I was still in the Philly area. It is a great way to see parts of your hometown that you never knew existed. And it is a great family activity. If I could only find one of those dang TJ travel bugs.
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& help it on its mission