Very nice! I have been geocaching for 12 years and have found more than 14,000 throughout 29 different states. And now, over the past 4 years, I have been making geocaching videos and putting them on UA-cam regularly to hopefully inspire and educate other people (cachers or not) about the great game that I love so much. It has literally changed my life. Thanks for the video!
Awesome! I'm no where near that many caches yet. I have done it off and on throughout the years with my children but finding it fun to do while hiking now.
It's still around and stays steady. I have my own cache that I created with our boy scouts and it gets a steady stream of finders and it's popular because the scouts and I keep it stocked with goodies!
We used to geocache all the time when my kids were younger fun stuff but in the Texas panhandle you got to watch for the rattlesnakes and skunks and spiders!!!
Yes, I'm careful where I stick my hand! We have copperheads, rattlesnakes, cotton-mouths and ticks, chiggers, and black widows! Oh and you have FIRE ANTS! (We have them too, but not like you do). We have skunks and I've been chased once by one that my dog intercepted and took out for me. We have rabid stuff that wants to attack you too... Geocaching sounds scary all the sudden! LOL
Cool video. Geocaching is a great way to have a reason to get outdoors. We did it pretty exclusively when the kids were young. It was fun seeing and exchanging items in the caches. We even sent some travel bugs of our own out into the world. It was fun to see their travels. They eventually fell off grid. That trail you were on looked loaded with caches to find. Fun adventure. Have a great day.
I've got one travel bug been around the world 3 times already... showing 94000 miles on it and it's still going. Some of them get lost in someones hands and never to be seen again, but some keep on going. It's fun to watch them travel... when they do.
Wow we haven’t geocached for years. I’m glad it’s still going and you’ve just inspired us to get out and have another go. We tried it in London once. That was tricky avoiding the mugglers - great work x
Very nice! I have been geocaching for 12 years and have found more than 14,000 throughout 29 different states. And now, over the past 4 years, I have been making geocaching videos and putting them on UA-cam regularly to hopefully inspire and educate other people (cachers or not) about the great game that I love so much. It has literally changed my life. Thanks for the video!
Awesome! I'm no where near that many caches yet. I have done it off and on throughout the years with my children but finding it fun to do while hiking now.
Omg we used to do this when my son was young and when it first came popular. I can't believe it's still around ❤ that's so awesome
It's still around and stays steady. I have my own cache that I created with our boy scouts and it gets a steady stream of finders and it's popular because the scouts and I keep it stocked with goodies!
We used to geocache all the time when my kids were younger fun stuff but in the Texas panhandle you got to watch for the rattlesnakes and skunks and spiders!!!
Yes, I'm careful where I stick my hand! We have copperheads, rattlesnakes, cotton-mouths and ticks, chiggers, and black widows! Oh and you have FIRE ANTS! (We have them too, but not like you do). We have skunks and I've been chased once by one that my dog intercepted and took out for me. We have rabid stuff that wants to attack you too... Geocaching sounds scary all the sudden! LOL
@@ATravelingAddictSolo lololol for some reason I think we’re the only ones… but geocaching is fun stay safe!!
Thanks for the education Crystal…or should I call you….GeoCrystal?
Ha ha . Thanks for watching!
Im not much into geo-caching, but if it gets peoples activve and it's fun, works for me. Lake looks sailable.
That's how I used to get my son outdoors, but he doesn't like it anymore
Cool video. Geocaching is a great way to have a reason to get outdoors. We did it pretty exclusively when the kids were young. It was fun seeing and exchanging items in the caches. We even sent some travel bugs of our own out into the world. It was fun to see their travels. They eventually fell off grid. That trail you were on looked loaded with caches to find. Fun adventure. Have a great day.
I've got one travel bug been around the world 3 times already... showing 94000 miles on it and it's still going. Some of them get lost in someones hands and never to be seen again, but some keep on going. It's fun to watch them travel... when they do.
Wow we haven’t geocached for years. I’m glad it’s still going and you’ve just inspired us to get out and have another go. We tried it in London once. That was tricky avoiding the mugglers - great work x
Yes I don't like looking for them in crowded places. I'm amazed people still don't know anything about it and it's 20 some years old.