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It's the Geocaching.com logo in case you didn't know! How cool is that??
It tasted good too. It was chocolate inside! :-)
The picture was taken at the "Event Cache" we went to today:
See you in the log books! :-)
Trickiest Geocache in Chincoteague, VA
Sorry it's been so long since I've posted! If you read my other blog (Carole's Thoughtful Spot) you may have seen my post about how I've been really busy and have struggled to post this summer... But have no fear - we've still been geocaching as much as ever! We recently went on vacation to Chincoteague, Virginia and here was the trickiest geocache of all the ones we found:
That round container with the fake "plug" on it was removable and the geocache was inside. Now personally, I don't like geocaches that are near electric boxes and stuff because I don't like pawing around near electricity and utilities, but, I have to admit, this was very clever!
See you in the logbooks...
Why Sometimes it's Good to Geocache in the Off Season
Here's what this beach looked like when we found a geocache here in early May:
Here's what it looked like in early July!
Geocaching in touristy areas in the off season makes things a lot easier as there aren't so many muggles around! Another good tip is that some parks (esp state parks) only charge admission during the summer months, so planning to geocache there in the spring or the fall can save you a few bucks.
This is also another great example of one of the best things about geocaching - it brings you to places you would probably never find on your own. We were brought to this little, out of the way beach on Lake George to find a geocache back in May - then when we were in that area just recently and were looking for a place to eat our picnic lunch, we knew of this great little spot!
See you in the log books...