We are starting this cache up again. It was GC108C6, but it has been archived.
This container is consider an "other". This geocache is a good park and grab, but watch for mugglers.
THE NSPS GEOCACHING PROJECT
Breaking the boundaries between surveying and geocaching!
Geocachers use GPS to find and set things that are not obvious to the eye. Land surveyors also use GPS (among lots of other cool and expensive toys) to find and set things that are not obvious to the eye. Geocachers try to get the best GPS accuracy possible; surveyors use GPS equipment with accuracy that boggles the mind. Geocachers may look for bench marks, whereas surveyors often set bench marks. The two activities have many similarities.
Through the NSPS Geocaching Project, the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS), will be setting geocaches across the United States. Each state surveying organization sponsors their own geocaches. Each geocache under this project promotes three topics. The first is, of course, the geocache itself, thereby promoting the sport of geocaching, the Geocaching.com website and environmental responsibility. The second topic is the site where the geocache is placed; choose spectacular sites that relate in some way to surveying and tell the world about it. The third topic is the promotion of surveying as a viable career choice. This is the main purpose of the NSPS Geocaching Project. A good geocache should promote all three topics.
This project is an attempt to introduce geocachers to surveying and surveyors to geocaching. Are you interested in participating? Click here to go to http://tinyurl.com/yz6r2q.
Check out SurveyOklahoma.com for more information on a career in surveying.