Show 667.0: Ninja Hiding and Flip-Flop Geocaching

On our geocaching podcast today we'll take you along with us as we make like Ninjas and hide some tags for the Snag The Tag game. We’ll chat about some geocaching mistakes – one related to something in the news. We also have a cache find story on one of the most difficult caches around, some extreme weather caching and much more.

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2 Responses to Show 667.0: Ninja Hiding and Flip-Flop Geocaching

Joe Jackson March 18, 2019 at 6:38 pm #

Just want to point out that I am the originator of the phrase GWIF – Geocaching With Inappropriate Footwear. Keep on cachin’!

joejackson

Twentse Mug March 22, 2019 at 4:46 am #

There is one mistake that has not been mentioned by HQ: spoiling in the logs. I own a couple of busy geocaches in Amsterdam of which are 6 adopted traditionals from my American geocaching friend Sean J. Allen who lived in Amsterdam but moved back to the USA. Together these 6 traditionals have more than 40,000 found logs. When I scroll through the found logs it is a constant flow of spoiler pictures, many times from cachers who have no pen. In Amsterdam you can buy a pen at every streetcorner, so I find this excuse in Amsterdam quite silly. Sometimes there are pictures showing what the cache looks like, where they found it and so on. Since there are so many it is unstoppable. I wish that HQ would have included this problem in their list.

Keep up the good work in your show. I love the podcasts so much because it is so much fun to listen!

Twentse Mug