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On our geocaching podcast today, we share some awesome content from a listener’s geocaching blog that many of you can probably relate to - you’ll hear about “Seven things that didn’t exist when I started geocaching”. As we take you with us on our scooter, bike, geocaching adventure around Mission Bay, we'll also share a great cache idea inspired by our recent show, a positive geocaching article from the news and much more.
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Links mentioned in the show
Take Your Family on a Treasure Hunt With Geocaching
The Tentman's Tent Blog
WWFM IV - Cops and robbers up The Steep - first event in 2008
Travelstone "OWL" - first travel bug found
Let’s improve the outdoors - Locationless Cache
Cupid's Cleanup with Think Blue San Diego
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You make me jealous. We just got 10 inches of snow here in the Cincinnati area. And there you are tooling around in tee shirts and shorts.
I am a bit behind in listening to my feedback is a bit late. Things that have changed over the years in geocaching. I have started in 2009 and what has changed is the incredible amount of puzzle caches here in the Netherlands. Over the years my feeling is that geocaching has changed from a game of finding boxes in the woods into an indoor puzzle game. There are so many puzzle caches that most of the time I have to solve puzzles. And puzzles have gone into two types: the trails with the standard codes and everything on one hand and there are the crazy puzzles that have a leap of thought that almost no one finds. I think this is also one of the main reasons that new geocachers quit the game after a couple of geocaches after they have done the traditionals in the area and find themselves in a cloud of blue question marks. So far my feedback and I will keep on listening.