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They Would Have Loved It – Geocache of the Week
- Traditional
- GCGGGV
- by Hillbillies
- Location:
- Ontario, Canada
- N 51° 21.627′ W 094° 07.761′
What’s a T5 without a struggle, right?
Not all caches are puzzles hidden in plain sight. For some caches, the challenge is the journey itself. This Geocache of the Week is an example of just how far some geocachers are willing to go!
In September, three intrepid cachers set out to claim a First To Find on a lonely cache in the Canadian wilderness. But this wasn’t just any old geocache! They Would Have Loved It (GCGGGV) waited more than 20 years to be found and sets the record for the oldest unfound geocache in the world.
The 2023 Geocaching International Film Festival finalists are…
At long last, the Geocaching International Film Festival 2023 finalists have been chosen! These films stand out above the rest for their creativity, production quality, content, and contribution to the global community of geocachers. Continue reading →
Seasonal Goal Setting
Leaves fall, seedlings sprout, and calendar pages flip.🌿🍂
A new season brings renewed vitality, energy, and new goals! Have you made your geocaching goals for the season?
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New country souvenir, Ecuador, with Geocache of the Week: BARTOLOME (Galapagos)
Today, we released a new country/regional souvenir for Ecuador! If you have found a geocache in Ecuador, you automatically receive the souvenir on your profile.
A direct translation of the Spanish word for “equator,” Ecuador is a South American country with continental gems including the Andean capital city of Quito, the port city of Guayaquil, numerous restless volcanoes, and the Amazon Rainforest. One of 17 megadiverse nations on the planet, Ecuador showcases a variety of natural features, including the Galápagos Islands, a volcanic island chain which played a vital role in Charles Darwin’s evolutionary research.
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