La calidad del geocaching es la de los cachés escondidos. Ser propietario de un geocaché es más que ocultar un contenedor. Está descubriendo una excelente ubicación, seleccionando el contenedor perfecto, escribiendo una descripción interesante y cuidando el caché contra viento y marea.
Drei Arten, sich bei einem Geocache-Owner zu bedanken.
Geocaching ist nur so gut wie die versteckten Geocaches. Einen Geocache zu besitzen bedeutet mehr, als nur einen Behälter zu verstecken. Man muss einen tollen Ort zum Verstecken finden, den geeigneten Behälter auswählen, eine schlaue Beschreibung erstellen und den Cache in guten und in schlechten Tagen pflegen.
Three ways to thank a geocache owner
Geocaching is only as good as the geocaches hidden. Owning a geocache is more than hiding a container. It’s discovering a great location, selecting the perfect container, writing a clever description, and caring for the cache through thick and thin.
From flying planes to finding caches — Interview with cache owner Cliptwings
For cache owner ‘Cliptwings’ geocaching isn’t just a hobby, it’s a new opportunity to realize that even if he can’t fly anymore, the wings of passion prevent him from being cooped up. A former Airforce and commercial airline pilot turned creative gadget cache engineer. Travelling the world on planes Cliptwings says there wasn’t a place that didn’t have a cache nearby.
First introduced to the game by his wife, Princess Pooh Pooh, who thought of him when a geocacher explained the game to her. They went out to find a cache in a park and got hooked. To him, it felt powerful to have GPS technology in his hand because airlines still used ground-based navigation at the time.
Since then Cliptwings has hidden a number of amazing caches that take some time and creative juice to create.
The OroValleyan — Geocache of the Week
- Multi-Cache
- GC6G639
- by cliptwings
- Location:
- Arizona, United States
- N 32° 25.780′ W 110° 54.945′
Imagine a world far away from our own. The mission was simple: gather intel about the planet OV and transmit it back to Earth. But an unexpected dust storm hastily moved in and separated you from your crew. In order to save the entire crew they were ordered to leave the planet without you.
