GC4E8W6 High Tech Cacher (Unknown Cache) in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada created by Nategr869

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Hidden : 6/14/2013

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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IN ORDER TO FIND THIS CACHE, YOU WILL NEED A MOBILE CELL PHONE WITH AN INTERNET CONNECTION, AND A QR CODE READING APP

NO WORRIES, THIS IS NOT DIFFICULT AND YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A COMPUTER WHIZ

**There are no worries of this costing you any additional charges on your mobile bill, as long as you have a data plan, and even the smallest data plans (10-100 MB) will be plenty for this cache. Also, a QR Code reading app can be found on every major application store- the app store, google play's market, and Blackberry's market. Simply searching "QR Code Reader" in your device's app store/market search bar will give you many free applications all acceptable for this geocache. For android users, I reccomend "Bardcode Scanner", although any app will be fine**

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This cache is what someone on the outside might expect more often in geocaching. As geocachers we use today's top technology. We're literally using billions of dollars of equipment to do what we do. The weird thing? Most of the time we're using the most advanced technology of the 21st century, yet we're using it to find tupperware containers hidden under a rock, or in a tree. We use this way out of our price range equipment to find plastic containers that can be bought at any major store for under 2 or 3 dollars.
This geocache makes use of some of today's more advanced technology to create a "high tech" caching experience. We may not think of it while caching, but we are actually using government equipment orbiting our planet to give us our location relative to another location, such as the geocache. While looking for this cache, you will make use of a wide range of technology to find the cache.
No worries, you do not need to be a computer whiz or even familiar with technology to find this cache. It's easy, parking is available, and there's no need to be deterred. And the coordinates are indeed on land, although it may appear to be in water, there is a wharf located here. Good Luck!