Sealand Rovers

One of my other interests outside of Geocaching is Micronations and how they run. I actually had an opportunity to tour one of these micronations a few year back called "Sealand." I paid 30 pounds to become a (non-binding) "Lord" of this little nation and now represent it in Geocaching! "Rovers" I think because I wanted a name that meant wandering around and I searched some football team names. I could have just as easily made my name "Sealand Wanderers" if I spotted that word first.

Welcome! I just use a GPS app on my smartphone which works just fine. When I started I was just putting the co-ords into google maps and relying on previois logs/hints to get me closer to GZ. The hunt certainly was a lot more annoying fun until I got the app. Once i'm ready for some extreme Geocaching i'll buy a GPS, but until then the app is fine

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100 feet is nowhere near good enough. 10 metres (what's that.... 35 feet?) could be, but most caches I've found have been within about 5 metres/17 feet of the co-ords

Pretty cool seeing something like this happen. I have not come across anything like this in Australia, but if I did I would be a bit worried scrounging around the property of a stranger. If it was an event or someone I knew and I had some form of invitation (I know the existence of a cache could be an invitation in itself) it would be different, but otherwise yeh.. weird