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Are you bored yet, or are you already? Geocaching is for many muggles (if you still have no idea about geocaching, now, you're a Muggle. In "Harry Potter" so glad the ignorant, those who are not magicians.) Is a big question mark. For I have with great amusement few months ago in the newspaper read: "Older lady called at midnight, the police because she has observed two hooded men in how they went to do with flashlights hanging out in a phone booth It turned out to be. this is were two students at the game on geocaching "treasure hunt" hanging out were and were looking for a night cache. " hanging out As already mentioned, the Muggles have absolutely no idea ... Geocaching is a game that is due to the in the 50's of the 19th century invented in England game letterboxing. The rules are very simple and the whole thing is nothing more than a modern GPS scavenger hunt: Someone is taking a can (or a film canister, a Tuperware, a big box ...) and puts in a logbook. He then goes outside and hid the box in a place he thinks is something special (otherwise it makes no sense, but more on that later). With a GPS device hanging out determines the coordinates of its hiding place and published them on the Internet (www.geocaching.com). Thus the geocache is born. Now another player discovers the new cache remembers the coordinates and embarks on a quest. He finds the cache, wears a logbook and hides them again in the very place where he found them. On the spot (with a smartphone) or the Internet hanging out at home, he makes a log entry in the Internet. Simpel it, I told you:-) But to what end? It's simple: "Caress your mobile hanging out phone (or GPS device) and it shows you the world". It takes you literally to places where you've been known nothing, hanging out although you're certainly passed 100 times with the bike on it. Geocaching is one of the most diverse hobbies out there: one is outside (children and young people the way you can very easily fascinated by Geocaching), experienced adventure, explore the fantastic, is encouraged to technical, physical and mental high performance, can his passion hanging out for collecting indulge (without to overload hanging out the household at home with it), ingenuity is required for Surprises and acquaintances and socializing are not uncommon. Still not convinced? Then immediately conclude this blog entry and devote yourself again your book, your movie or whatever ... Or is it curious? Then I suggest you read the book "The Hunt for the schnitzel hanging out in the box" by Ulf Fischer. Better you can not be imported hanging out into Geocaching! Incidentally, one of the next cache is 176 meters from the city library and is called "Crisscross tuna". Believe me, from this point of view you have tuna destined hanging out never seen before. For he who searches the cache that will learn explore the area from a different perspective than he himself is used to. A tip from Sarina Beer
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