AnemoneV
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I didn't see these young adult mystery/adventure books listed, both by Erin Dionne: Moxie and the Art of Rule Breaking: http://www.amazon.com/Moxie-Art-Rule-Breaking-Mystery/dp/1469287587 The main character's best friend Ollie is into geocaching. Geocaching is not central to most of the story... or is it? Ollie and the Science of Treasure-Hunting http://www.amazon.com/Ollie-Science-Treasure-Hunting-Mystery/dp/0803738722/ Focuses on Moxie's friend Ollie and his love of geocaching. (I haven't read this one yet.) I was hoping to place one of these books in a geocache someday. Seems like a fun way to get them in the hands of the perfect readers!
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Sometimes it seems to take a while for something to show up once I've logged it. Probably something to do with cookies or...? Maybe if you check the next day, your TB will be listed in in the cache? I've had trouble figuring out some of the TB stuff. I think even when you look things up, they can take some getting used to. For instance, I remember having trouble getting a picture to show up on a TB's page rather than just the cache page. I finally got it to work (twice!), but I'm sure I'll have to figure it out again next time. Eventually it will be second nature. I hope...!
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Who Are The Lurkers? Introduce Yourself.
AnemoneV replied to Bloencustoms's topic in General geocaching topics
Hi everyone! I just started geocaching a few months ago... slowly at first, but now I'm pretty well hooked. I just joined the forums a week or so ago, but lurked off and on before that, looking for advice. Seems like a good place to visit and share ideas! -
I'm 41, and I just started Geocaching. However, this seems like something I would have enjoyed when I was younger, but it didn't exist! (And then I didn't really know about it for a while.) From what I can tell from pictures, there's a good range of people geocaching in my area... but maybe slightly skewed away from my age in both directions, toward younger families with kids, and older folks. Older than me, anyway. I think it's pretty great that this activity can be enjoyed by so many different people. It seems like each person is into it for a different set of reasons.