Wenn du ein Filmemacher, ein Geocacher oder etwas dazwischen bist, ist das GIFF 2018 Deine Chance, dass Dein Geocaching Film von tausenden Menschen weltweit auf Kinoleinwänden gesehen wird. Die Einsendung ist ab sofort möglich!
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Geocaching vuelve un año más con momentos épicos capturados con la cámara.Si eres un cineasta, un geocacher o un poco de cada, el GIFF 2018 es tu oportunidad para que miles de personas vean tu película de geocaching en las pantallas de cine de todo el mundo. ¡Ya está abierto el plazo de envío!
If you’re a filmmaker, a geocacher, or something in between, GIFF 2018 is your chance to have your geocaching film viewed by thousands of people on movie screens all over the world. Submissions are now open!
After attending the MOGA 2014 Mega-Event in Ohio, my wife and I were driving through Kentucky on our way home. I opened the Geocaching® app to search for caches along our route when I caught sight of a ton of T5 caches. I mean a boatload of them (pun intended because they were the kind that required a boat to find). They were on creeks, rivers, and lakes. So many of them! I’d never seen anything like it. Alas, I had no boat. No kayak. No canoe. No watercraft of any kind.
I pondered the boat idea upon returning home. Impulsive as I may be when it comes to geocaching, I know enough not to immediately drop hundreds or thousands of dollars on a watercraft. So, I dipped my toe into water caching by tagging along on a lake outing with a friend who owns an extra hardshell kayak. I loved it. Still, I wasn’t quite ready to make a huge investment. Instead, I purchased an inflatable kayak for around $75.
Saddle up, grab your lasso, and put on your cowboy hat to prepare for “Goonies Revenge: Rodeo,” located in the wild wild Nordrhein-Westfalen of Germany.
