The kids of DuckTales are back in town and on an adventure of a lifetime. Will you help Huey the “The Explorer”, Dewey the “The Adventurer”, Louie the “The Charmer” and Webby the “The Warrior” discover hidden treasure?
Thank a Volunteer Day is May 22!
Whether you’ve been part of the geocaching community for a long time or just recently found your first geocache, May 22 (and everyday!) is a great day to thank a volunteer. If you’ve found a cache, hidden a cache, used the forums, or used the Geocaching website or app in a language other than English, you’ve benefited from the amazing efforts of the community volunteers.
There are 400+ passionate and dedicated geocaching community members who volunteer behind the scenes. These include reviewers, EarthCache reviewers, translators, and moderators who keep the game in motion all over the world!
Chraxli’s mini Wonderland — Geocache of the Week
Have you ever wondered what your town would look like shrunk to dollhouse scale? Cache owner, chraxli, not only had the vision, but he executed the idea in his own front yard! Paying homage to their local station in Wartou, whose sign is featured in the vignette, this Geocache of the Week in Eastern Switzerland is anything but Traditional.
Carrying Frogs to Safety
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) is a bi-annual, week-long event in the spring and fall that focuses on environmental clean-up. Typically geocachers get together and clean up their neighborhoods or restore habitats. The Slovenian Geocaching Club hopped on a different approach this year — to carry frogs to safety.
Différence entre SWAG et objets voyageurs
Le but du géocaching est simple : encourager les géocacheurs à partir à l’aventure où qu’ils se trouvent. Mais le jeu du géocaching peut être bien plus complexe. Il y a des acronymes (MPLC, FTF, etc.), différents types de caches, SWAG (objets à échanger), et les objets voyageurs.
Aujourd’hui, nous abordons le sujet des SWAG et objets voyageurs, mais n’hésitez pas à consulter le glossaire et le centre d’aide pour plus d’informations si vous débutez juste dans le géocaching. Les SWAG et les objets voyageurs sont des objets que vous avez probablement déjà vus dans une cache, mais même s’ils se ressemblent, ils sont en fait bien différents ! Nous allons explorer quelques-unes de ces différences ci-dessous.
