Show 773.0: Adventure Lab Tips & Tricks with gsmX2

On our geocaching podcast today, we have an interview with gsmX2 all about adventure labs. You’ll hear some helpful suggestions for creating awesome adventure labs as well as some fantastic examples to get your creative juices going. Also some tips for finding adventure labs when there is no wifi and much more. Whether you are a builder or finder of adventure labs, or you haven’t done many at all yet, you’ll find lots of helpful tidbits in this week’s show.

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Links mentioned in the show
Route 66 Adventure Lab Series Web page
Map of Route 66 Adventures
Route 66 Spreadsheet of all creators with links to Adventures
California Highway 1 Adventure Lab Series Web page
Map of CA Highway 1 Adventures
CA Highway 1 Spreadsheet of all creators with links to Adventures

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One Response to Show 773.0: Adventure Lab Tips & Tricks with gsmX2

68gypsy November 22, 2021 at 8:07 pm #

The first is in regards to the Route 66 adventure lab. We’re any placed in Victorville City limits?
Second. A comment by Scott encouraging catchers to read the script on the cache page. When my 48 year old daughter was 11 years old she was best friend with my employers daughter. My boss, Browne, told the two if they would read a particular book and could answer a question he would give them $50.00. They both read the book and felt confident. When the question was asked they had no clue. The question came from the Acknowledgements. They learned a very important lesson. When you read everything, read everything.