Saturday, 19 July 2014

Hiding a Geocache

The Mom likes to go geocaching and she drags us along. It is kind of a hide & seek game. People hide geocaches, post on geocaching.com, then the peeps try to find it using coordinates. When you find one you sign the log, trade trinkets, then go back to geocaching.com & log that you found it. We have found lots of them, it takes you to places you would not normally visit, so it is good to get the mom out of house and go exploring. we let the mom do the computer stuff, we just like the exploring and visiting all the pee mail out there. The Mom has a few caches hidden and we went out today to hide another one.

I know where we are going, we like this walkie.
on 2nd thought, it's very hot .. can we just stay in the air conditioned car ..
we checked it out .. all is safe
follow us, we know the way
aww a little cooler in here, except for the skeeters, quite lovely in here
sqweeril alert ....
oh yeah back to why we are here ... looks good mom ... can't see it from this angle
yup ... looks good .. see you back at the car 
 
there was a nasty sqweeril  ... honest
this is the way out ... trust in the shelties ...
mama ... catch up why don't cha

So that was our little adventure for today. We are calling it A walk in the woods, it is really pretty here in the fall. a little warm today!!



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  1. Cowspotdog19 July 2014 at 10:12

    gosh - when we go geo caching we have to really go hunting - they hide them under things, inside logs, under rocks even - we pick the 'easy' ones to find but they never are :) Good job on finding it guys - we know your Mom couldn't of done it without you :)

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    1. Unknown19 July 2014 at 12:57

      we like to make ours easy, especially deep in the woods ... mama put some big old rocks on top, so you can't see it when approaching from the trail but the deer will still see it from their side BOL!

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  2. Zoe19 July 2014 at 10:17

    Very nice place to go a-huntin.
    The family used to go Letterboxing, when my skin bro an sis were younger an still lived here.
    It's similar to geo-cachin, only yu have a rubber stamp to stamp in a log book that's in the box yu find.

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  3. Frankie Furter and Ernie19 July 2014 at 12:32

    A HUNTIN WE WILL GO.... A HUNTIN WE WILL.... GEO...... hehehehehhe

    LOVE the deep woods pictures.. and the moss covered rocks.

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  4. Frankie Furter and Ernie19 July 2014 at 12:34

    PeeS.... did you know that you have the PROVE YOU ARE NOT A ROBOT.... by typing in these thingys... stuffs turned ON ??? Sometimes folks don't REALIZE that it is ON... and some folks don't like to do the extra typing to comment... Just sayin...

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    1. Unknown19 July 2014 at 12:55

      well these folks sure didn't know it was on, think we fixed it, thanks for letting us know.

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  5. Lassiter Chase and Benjamin19 July 2014 at 12:42

    Thanks fur visiting our blog. We are surprised we still have reception on our ecamping vacation. Mommy tried geocaching twice. She didnt find her geocaches. I bet if u two shelties were there u would have found them fur her.

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    1. Unknown19 July 2014 at 13:00

      it sure is frustrating when you can't find it, we just takes a naps when the mama has to spend extra time looking ...

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  6. Duke20 July 2014 at 02:05

    We have never been on a hunt for geocache stuffs. It sure does look like fun!

    Love ya lots
    Mitch and Molly

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  7. Hailey and Zaphod and their Lady20 July 2014 at 06:16

    Geocaching sounds like a great time. Any time to go and sniff new places and see evil squirrels is great!

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  8. Millie and Walter20 July 2014 at 08:00

    You did a great job hiding that geocache.

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  9. stellaroselong21 July 2014 at 09:52

    Hi guys we came over from Frankie and Ernie's Blog, we are three little pugs that live in Iowa.
    stella rose, Margaret mae and Angus Mcconnell

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