Today's post is from a blog from Geocaching.com. If you don't know what geocaching is, you're in for a treat. Basically, it's a treasure hunt using a GPS and it's become much easier since most smart phones have built-in GPS. Check out this quick video to get an idea of what it's all about:
I've done a little geocaching and I just found my first geocache in Modesto a few weeks ago. I've also found them in several other places in California, a couple in Texas and even a couple in Hawaii.
So, what are the 15 reasons to love geocaching?
You'll find that discovery, exploration and adventure still exist in the real-world.
It gets you outside!
It's a great way to stay healthy while having fun.
It's fun for the whole family.
You can see the world.
And experience new places like a local.
Or discover places you never knew existed right in your own neighborhood.
You can learn fun facts about Planet Earth.
And help give back too!
You will be delighted by the work of artists and engineers.
And you can make the best of friends.
You might even fall in love.
It will stretch you to your limits - physically and mentally.
But also guide you to moments of peace and serenity.
You'll have stories to last a lifetime.
Download the app for your device and begin your search now!
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I was just thinking about geocaching yesterday before I even looked for the TBT post, so I guess it must be time to do some more geocaching!
Interesting days
Today - Guinness World Record Day, Cappuccino Day, Harvey Wallbanger Day, X-Ray Day, Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day and World Quality Day
Tomorrow - Worldwide Candle Lighting Day, Scrapple Day, Chaos Never Dies Day and World Freedom Day
Next Thursday - Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day, Spicy Hermit Cookie Day, America Recycles Day, Use Less Stuff Day, Beaujolais Nouveau Day, Philanthropy Day, Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week, Bundt Cake Day, Social Enterprise Day and I Love to Write Day
December 8 - Lard Day, Gingerbread Decorating Day, International Shareware Day, Brownie Day, Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day and A Blue Christmas
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