Internation Geocaching Day  2022      

NEW LOCATION        S 35° 07.272 E 147° 22.283

This will be an great opportunity for both new and experienced geocachers
to meet up with others and enjoy a social chat with like-minded people.

Come along and help celebrate International Geocaching Day!
This will also give us the Opportuinty to partisipate in the chance of
the attempt of a World record for today...   

The record we are  trying to break the record for most explorers (geocachers and adventurers) logging a cache find, Adventure Location, or Event in a single day.

It has stood since 11 Aug 2013...    
So come on down and be counted...
 

Bring along those Tags & Trackables to share. 
This will give you the IGD souvenir and possible one for the World Record if we break it ! ! !

Please indicate in your will attend log how many people will be attending.

Bring along a Cuppa or a Drink & I will supply some Yummy snacks.
Come along and chat GeoCaching or what every pleases you. 
Enjoy a chat with old fiends and new ...

SEE YOU ALL THERE   Lil Donna . . .      

History of International Geocaching Day:

On 3 May 2000 the first geocache was placed near Beavercreek, Oregon, USA by Dave Ulmer. The cache was a bucket and contained various items including videos, books, software, and a slingshot. Dave posted the coordinates to a GPS users' group on the internet and challenged others to find it with a very simple rule: "Take some stuff, leave some stuff." So the hobby of geocaching as we know it was born and many other enthusiasts followed Dave Ulmer's example by hiding containers for others to find. Today there are now over a million active geocaches in the United States alone and over 90,000 active geocaches in Australia. To celebrate this wonderful activity, International Geocaching Day is now observed on the third Saturday in August each year.

Source used: "The History of Geocaching" on the geocaching website.