What should I call it? Recently, I have had to start something new, either backward geocaching or geocaching in reverse, but I can’t decide what to call it. Maybe you can help.
Let me explain what is going on.
Sometimes new geocachers will place items in a container that just shouldn’t be in a geocache. I recently noticed a post on one of the geocaching groups on Facebook that surprised me. ” I left some coins, couple 22 bullets, a knife and a prayer.” Who can guess which of the four items listed are not appropriate? A seasoned geocacher would probably consider this a no brainer, but a brand new member may not see anything wrong here.
Some geocachers feel okay to replace a geocache container they can’t find it.What if the container is still there,it’s just hard to find?
When you hide a geocache, you have to agree to maintain your geocache before it will be approved.Going to hide a geocache? Maintain your geocache
Get permission to hide your new geocache I just read another article about the authorities being called to check out a suspicious object
Hiding a geocache can be a great experience done correctly.Follow these tips for hiding a geocache and you will get to enjoy reading other cachers’ logs
Trackables are like physical game pieces,sometimes collected by geocachers and sometimes “dropped” in a geocache to be “discovered” or “moved” by others
DNF is shorthand used by geocachers when they Did Not Find the cache they were trying to locate. How do you know if you should log a DNF?
