This is no different than going to the park for a badmitten game. You take your equipment, use it, and take it back home.
gary wrote:
> And these flags are not littering the parks??????? > > To be honest, geocaching in itself is too easy once you are "there". Now > getting "there" is 3/4 of the fun. > > Personally, ham radio transmitter hunting is a hell of a lot more difficult. > > > -----Original Message----- > > > > The hunt organizer in advance goes to certain waypoints (lets say > > 10 of them > > within an area) and plants a ribbon, flag, etc. which will be > > recognized by > > the hunters. At this location are the coordinates for the next > > check point > > (flag) to be found. The multiple flags (enough for all > > participants) could > > be taken as proof of finding the site or perhaps a log signed or even 10 > > people stationed at the flag sites to log them in with times. > > > > Winners could be those finding the most flags, with the minimal amount of > > time, but that which does not go below a speed limit minimum. > > (Some sort of > > > > >
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