Some people consider geocaching a hobby, while others might consider it an activity or even a sport. I would argue that for many of us, however, our supportive but non-geocaching family members might refer to this past time as an obsession. "Just one more," has been heard around the globe more often than not as we container-seeking folk try to encourage our spouses, children, and friends to seek that one last geocache for the day...
Geocaching gluttony. Our tendency to overindulge, to have excessive consumption of finding Geocaches and signing logs. Our strange disordered desire for more is well represented by this Trackable.
I have often experienced this gluttony - whether it be a full day of Earthcaching in Yellowstone National Park, a power-trail laid out specifically for a MEGA Event, a 10-stage night cache, or a Challenge cache that required me and my spouse to get out and find a geocache every day of the year (to include on her birthday 😬, sorry my dear wife - you are the best!).
And even if there were a 12-step program to "help" me with this affliction, would I choose to participate? No. I enjoy the thrill of the chase, the seeking of the hide, the scratching of my geoname on small strips of paper.
Geocaching in and of itself is my particular deadly sin.
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