GRAND SLAM: I found a cache, a dash and a confluence. And hid a cache. All in one day

[Guest Peter Scholtz]

I found Geocache GC1656, Geodash GD3-1104 and Degree Confluence S33E22 on Saturday as part of my "Grand Slam" during a 1000 km round trip. And I hid Geocache GC1A67. All in one day.

 

Ok, they were all relatively easy. The dashpoint was 600 meters off the highway. I only had to cross a railway line and jump a fence to get there. The cache was 50 meters from the road on a mountain pass. The degree confluence point was 200 meters from a dirt road and only required jumping one fence. And I hid the cache at the degree confluence.

 

Has anyone else done this yet?

 

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Peter Scholtz

www.biometrics.co.za

[Guest k]

What's a geodash?

[Guest Hallatauer]

And what is a Degree Confluence?

[Guest jeremy]

www.confluence.org

Find a place where those lines on the globe interact and take a picture.

 

Geodashing is having a bunch of random map points chosen by a computer and you're goal is to find more of them than anyone else. It's a random directed race thing. A point could be anywhere, public or private property.

 

Jeremy

[Guest Markwell]

s in the continental US. Peter's on my team. We're winning

 

Go Peter!

[Guest Markwell]

s in the continental US. Peter's on my team. We're winning

 

Go Peter!