What to do in the winter? Enjoy it even more. I'm personally looking forward to the snow, it might make some of these Geocaches a challenge. Check out this link....granted it's not a geocache, but it's along the same lines.
I haven't been Geocaching lately because many of the caches are way too easy...walk along a trail for awhile, walk 100yds into the woods and grab a cache. I've enjoyed them all but I've been looking for something a little more difficult =/
So what to do in winter....get a mummy bag, grab a tent, your dehydrated food, grow a pair and enjoy the outdoors. Some of these caches might actually turn into a real hike instead of a short jaunt down a groomed trail with the coming of winter. I'm not dissing all of the caches I've been on, I've enjoyed every single one. And yes, I am being a bit hypocritical in that most of my caches are fairly easy - part of that is because most of the places I've hiked it's illegal to leave ANYTHING behind. And yes again, I'm pre-emptively flaming myself, so feel free to add to it. I just think that the more difficult a cache is, the more of an actual hike it is, the more fun it becomes.
Jason
-----Original Message----- From: Ed Hall [mailto:edhall@brillig.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 9:16 PM To: gpsstash@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [gpsstash] Winter geocaching??
> OK. Snow's on the ground, covering approaches. > Ice abounds, making many sites hazardous. > Any ideas on favorable winter weather cache > sites that would not be too accessible to the general > public?
California? We may not have seasons, but we do have year-'round geocaching and geodashing. =)
-Buxley
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