1 yr. ago • 96%

Spotted in a recent geocache find

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So I've found a few of these doing trail maintenance and forestry in the rockies on accident, and I remember hearing about them when I was a kid, but how are you supposed to find these things?

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- There's a website, geocaching.com -- it's free to make an account, and there is a world map showing where geocaches are hidden.
  
  The easiest type (traditional caches) will just have a location on the map where you go to find the container. Some of the more difficult ones, you might have to solve a puzzle before you can find out where you need to go looking
  
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  Fascinating, I wonder if the one's I've found before are on there, they were in an area that, while not closed to the public, I've never seen in 3 years of arbory anyone there that wasn't there with me. Deep woods in-between ski trails.
  
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- There is an app called geocaching. You can view some for free but you have to subscribe to view them all.
  
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My mush brain read that as “slimey” followed by a couple minutes of me trying to make sense of it.

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😃

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Wtf?

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