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<blockquote data-quote="bibby" data-source="post: 1826534" data-attributes="member: 556899">Has anyone ever heard of this? In a nutshell, you put in your zip code on the website, it gives you caches nearby. You pick one, read the tips, clues, and other people that have found its replies. Get the GPS coordinates. Plug them into your GPS device. It then leads you to around 30-50 feet from it, and you have to locate it. It can be in a hole, a tree, covered by leaves, anywhere. Once you find it, you report back to the site, and leave your feedback in which you read others in the beginning.Sound like fun? I didn&#039;t think there would be any in my area, but there was. Only about 5 worth driving to, the rest are all 20+ miles. I plan on buying a handheld GPS device, and finding these 5, then making one of my own for people to find. Here is the website. Discuss.<a href="http://www.geocaching.com/" target="_blank">http://www.geocaching.com/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="bibby, post: 1826534, member: 556899"] Has anyone ever heard of this? In a nutshell, you put in your zip code on the website, it gives you caches nearby. You pick one, read the tips, clues, and other people that have found its replies. Get the GPS coordinates. Plug them into your GPS device. It then leads you to around 30-50 feet from it, and you have to locate it. It can be in a hole, a tree, covered by leaves, anywhere. Once you find it, you report back to the site, and leave your feedback in which you read others in the beginning. Sound like fun? I didn't think there would be any in my area, but there was. Only about 5 worth driving to, the rest are all 20+ miles. I plan on buying a handheld GPS device, and finding these 5, then making one of my own for people to find. Here is the website. Discuss. [URL="http://www.geocaching.com/"]http://www.geocaching.com/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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