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If you’re cold, they’re cold: a guide to winter-proofing your geocache
For those in the Northern Hemisphere, the chilly months are in full swing. While you might be busy cozying up, let’s not forget about that sweet cache you hid back in July. Yes, it was really cool, but how airtight was your maintenance plan? Are you ready for the elements? Is your geocache?!
Find out with these five quick tips for winter-proofing your hide:
A Meme in Review
This year we laughed and we cried and we continued in that cycle for a variety of reasons. There are always pockets of sunshine when things seem dim, and for some of us it comes in the form of a meme.
Here are 5 memes HQ shared in 2020 that we can all relate to:
Continue reading →Geocache of the Week Flashback Edition: Lego – einer ist zuviel (GC13Y2Y)
- Traditional
- GC13Y2Y
- by riechkolben
- Location:
- Berlin, Germany
- N 52° 30.568′ E 013° 22.362′
As we look back on twenty years of geocaching history, we are revisiting some of our favorite Geocache of the Week candidates from years past.
This week we’re looking back to February 2011 to a Geocache of the Week that is now a ‘piece’ of geocaching history. With a list of smileys longer than its neck and the most Favorite points of any geocache, Lego – einer ist zuviel stands tall atop the geocaching world. When we featured the geocache in 2011 it had just over 2,800 finds and 350 Favorite points. Nowadays GC13Y2Y boasts over 33,000 finds and has over 11,000 Favorite points.
Continue reading →Extreme Maintainers: Geocaching Edition
Any cache owner knows that owning a cache requires a lot of maintenance. This might include carrying a maintenance kit when going caching, having a regular “cache maintenance schedule,” or something totally unique to you!
We asked geocachers how they go above and beyond for cache maintenance. Here are some of their inspiring responses:
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