Another geocache victim

[Skywatcher]

:evil:

One of my work partners is leaving and we got him a GPS. I mentioned in passing geocaching to him and have just finished a 1/2 hour conversation with his wife ( also at work) who was up all night on the computer and she is simply bursting to get going.

:evil:

one by one they fall

[Dawn]

:evil:

I have a Sunday afternoon free this week. :D

[Claire]

I need to find one I can combine with riding my bike.

[Dizneyblonde]

In the living room?

[Deb]

I need to find one I can combine with riding my bike.

I wonder if you can get handbags from caches? :thumbsup: Swap a Mulberry for a Primark?

[Dawn]

:nono:

[Claire]

I wonder if you can get handbags from caches? :thumbsup: Swap a Mulberry for a Primark?

:thud:

[daveann]

i miss caching but we move soon and we are having a new addition to the family with 4 paws so hope to get back on the trail soon

[Skywatcher]

I think its great, we drift in and out of it as well

[Claire]

But I still want to do one where I can cycle from point to point. Do they exist?

[uscwest]

I don't know why but first glance at the title of this thread and I thought it read:

Another genocide victim. :unsure:

[Skywatcher]

Oh John, why is it always about genocide with you ;) :lol:

[Dawn]

Claire there are tons of cycle accessible caches out there. Search around your area for caches with similar names - chances are they are part of a series. Then read the cache notes for details of accessibility.

[josh.p.]

can you use a regular sat-nav type device for caching or does it have to be one specifically for GPS?

[Skywatcher]

Sat navs are ok ish but one you get started you will need one of the hand held jobbies - the main issue was the batetry life on my tomtom