jshepherd1102

My buddy Mark is a serious geocacher. He says it really depends on how far you want to go with it, whether to purchase at REI or not. I'd say its a "nice to have if you have the cash" kind of thing myself. ========== There's hundreds of caches located in the beautiful Pike County, Kentucky. Check out www.tourpikecounty.com

I've just begun this hobby, but I have friends around here that are totally hooked. One of my buddies wife threatened to leave him if he didn't stop going so much. I live in an area thats surrounded by various nature trails, state parks and so on, so its easy to get addicted in a place like this. There's hundreds of caches located in the scenic Pike County, Kentucky. Check out www.tourpikecounty.com.

Is it a big deal to re-find something that has technically moved? I'd add notes maybe? ------------------- There's hundreds of caches located in the beautiful Pike County, Kentucky. Check out www.tourpikecounty.com

Our Geocaching community here in Pike County Kentucky seems to get along pretty well. They usually have organized events where everybody gets together and has a good time. I guess a bad apple can spoil things for everyone else though. I guess we're lucky though, because it'd be difficult to moderate the cache locations in our area, because a lot of them are out in the scenic areas. ---------------- Pike County Tourism CVB : Geocaching