whiskeyandfeet

Literally across the street from my house. It's the first one I ever looked for, even before I got GPS, just based on the google earth map. I've looked for it on 3 separate occasions with no luck. It has been logged within the last week, so I know it's active. It's my White Whale...

I listen to a podcast regularly called Stuff You Should Know. They did an episode a few months ago on geocaching and I thought it sounded interesting. Fast forward to 2 weeks ago when I got super lost going to a wedding in the middle of nowhere. I went out and bought a Garmin the next day and the rest is history.

My little guy has a couple of sets of flash cards bought at the dollar store. There is a set for insects, one for astronomical objects, one for states of the union, etc. Each pack cost a buck, and each card gives information on boll weevils, the Milky Way, Vermont, etc. Good useful information. When I cache by myself, I sign the log and be on my way. When my son (he's 4) goes with me and finds something he might want to keep, he leaves one of these info cards. I figured they might be of interest to the type of kid that would go caching. Yeah? Sound good?