bykenut

Great article! Inquiring minds want to know though - how it came about that the San Jose Mercury decided to do an article on geocaching? Also, did Mike, the reporter, go geocaching with Team Dralasites?

Thanks for all your great input! There's lots of possibilities for this type of a mulit-cache in my neck of the woods.

I am thinking of putting together a multi-cache that involves bicycle riding on paved multi-use trails and flat residential streets in order to get to each stage of the cache. About what mileage would someone who is a non-cyclist but reasonably fit could cover? I know I can make it whatever distance I want, but would like to it to be within reach of many geocachers.

After watching the winter olympics and being intrigued by how fast some of the athletes were moving, I bought my GPS mainly to measure my speed while cross-country skiing plus to measure my trip skiing distance. Since then, I have discovered other uses like marking my parking spot in a big parking lot and the more normal use as a navigational tool.

After watching the winter olympics and being intrigued by how fast some of the athletes were moving, I bought my GPS mainly to measure my speed while cross-country skiing plus to measure my trip skiing distance. Since then, I have discovered other uses like marking my parking spot in a big parking lot and the more normal use as a navigational tool.

New woman geocacher here! Just bought my GPS about a month ago and found out about geocaching on the Garmin webpage. Just found my first cache yesterday! What fun!