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Welcome to our blog about our adventures in geocaching around the Pacific Northwest, our little corner of the world. We started Geocaching on March 6, 2010. We are approaching 600 finds and have an even 100 hides so far.

Geocaching is a fun activity for Nosey Rosey (Dawn) and I and we do it as a team. It has taken us around our county to places we have never seen before in 13 years. The exploring is just one aspect of the fun in geocaching. We go out nearly every weekend and use multi-million dollar satellites to play our hobby for free using an iPhone and my handheld GPS.

I (Ed) go by GeoHL now since I am called GeoHotLine by some of the fellow geocachers in the area.

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Sunday, May 30, 2010

May 30, 2010

I was introduced to the sport/hobby of geocaching on March 6, 2010 when I used my iPhone with the Geocaching Intro free app to find my first geocache. The first one my son and I found was near a duck pond and had a "travel bug" in my very first find. That was a MARIO and is heading north the last time I checked on it on my watch list on geocaching.com.

As of this date, Dawn (Nosey Rosey) and I have found a total of 157 geocaches and we hid our 14th geocache in the southern end of our county. All of the other ones we hid were EASY ... now we want to hide some that will be a bit more challenging. Starting with our 14th it will become a bit harder to find in the field. We want to create more ENVIRONMENT blending caches for both urban and rural. Both of us are now looking everywhere and thinking "that would be a good spot" or "there should be one here".

On June 1st I will be speaking to a local Lions Club group about geocaching since they want to learn about it as much as possible so that the members of the club can enjoy the game too. That will be great getting more people involved so that there will be more hunters as well as developing "hiders" since our town is getting pretty slim on good quality geocaches.

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