"A Record Breaking 10-10-10" A Geocaching.com Lost & Found Video

“A Record Breaking 10-10-10″ A Geocaching.com Lost & Found Video

Eric Schudiske on October 12, 2010, 4:46 pm

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Watch this video to see geocachers from around the world united on 10-10-10 for a record-breaking day. More geocaching accounts logged caches on 10-10-10 than any other day in geocaching history. The previous record of 56,654, set on April 18, 2010, was shattered by more than 15,000. Geocachers recorded video of their adventures and posted the videos on the official Geocaching.com Facebook page. Join them and Lackeys as they celebrate ten years of geocaching and ten years of Groundspeak on 10-10-10 by getting outside, geocaching and breaking a record.

The official final count for accounts logging a cache on 10-10-10 is 78,313.

Geocaching on 10-10-10

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KaChingMe

AWESOME!!! Glad I was a part of it!
Thathanka

It was announced little too late. :/
Hamalyc

Let’s make it even bigger at 11.11.11 @11.11
Azwanderingbear

Anyone else having problem loading photos? Wanted to load some of my 10-10-10 adventure, but can’t get it work.
Erinmillie

me too! thought it was the size of my photo but glad it’s the site…
http://blog.geocaching.com Eric Schudiske

Load your pics and video to the Geocaching.com Facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/pages/Geocachingcom/45625464679#!/pages/Geocachingcom/45625464679
Monterey Company

Wow, wow, wow!!! Huge numbers!
SouthTexas

11,11,11 next year lets get the number even bigger. Glad to be apart of it.
Joshism

What was the significance of April 18, 2010? I thought the previous record had been set on May 1, 2010 thanks to the ’10 Years’ events happening worldwide?
Anonymous

Is there a way to figure out the approximate percent of active geocachers that number represents? (of course a definition of “active geocacher” would be needed, like maybe logging an average of once a month for the past few months?)
Nick & Ali

11.11.11 is Armistice Day in Europe. It’s also a Friday.

09/10/11 falls on a Sunday. Surely this date is better.
Anonymous

In the U.S., it’s Veterans’ Day. 9/10/11 sounds better (and more respectful). There’s always 12/12/12!
Toniczech

Unfortunately in case of 09/10/11 there arises an ambiguity in date format. In some countries (like mine and yours) this would be interpreted as 9 October, but I think there are also countries where the same row of numbers means September 10.

I like the 11/11/11 idea for it is an even greater challenge to mobilize so many geocachers on Friday and with likely suboptimal weather for most parts of northern hemisphere.
Cas7796

On 10.10.10 I found 18 caches and 1 event with Puppyraiser#1. It was nice to help break a record. Cas7796
http://twitter.com/Lonewolf_geo Lonewolf_geo

101010 = 42 Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything!

Says it all really.
cachehunterjones

At least I know now, why the app on my iPhone did not work properly that day… greets
http://lavinka.openid.pl/ lavinka

On 10.10.10 I found 1 cache in Poland
Nick & Ali

You’re right about the ambiguity in date format. I hadn’t thought of that.
Quickloss

We found several caches on 10-10-10, and logged them today. Hope they count too….rgds from Holland!
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