Exploring the ancient mysteries of past civilizations brings with it a natural curiosity. How did humanity function back then? More importantly, how did they geocache back then?
Throw on your best adventure hat, fire up your time machine, and don’t forget a pencil for this week’s Geocache of the Week: Red Brick (GCWJ29).
Seldom do you find a geocache that requires a unique tool—even more seldom do you find a geocache that is a giant tool itself!
Have you ever had difficulty making a choice on where to begin? This Letterbox Hybrid may only have three stages, but there are thousands of opportunities for hints and perhaps fun, too!
A petling is a pre-formed 2-liter soda capsule and a very common container in Germany, where this geocache resides. Hidden by the infamous PETling-Mafia, the group got together to create a geocache with so many petling containers it could be a crime.
It’s not everyday you get to work with the music industries biggest bands because you’re the trusted photographer for the job – but this is the life of Ryan Russell a photographer in the music scene in Seattle/Bellingham, Washington. When Ryan isn’t called in for a shoot he is roasting coffee and helping a local business get the word out about their coffee.
Recently Ryan discovered geocaching and caught our eye so we wanted to know his story: Continue reading →
The search for alien life is right at your fingertips.
Over 1,000 reports of something ‘out of this world’ are coming in from London since 2018. Could it be an interstellar species? Just a weather balloon? An enthusiastic hobbyist? Whatever it may be, conspiracies are floating around as to what this geocache is, who placed it, and what it means for the rest of the world.
