Geocaching.com Caption Contest 31 – Win a Barely Coveted Prize
Geocaching can often be journey that involves extreme persistence and potentially a few dozen layers of clothing. The cache you see pictured above is one of the northern most geocaches in the world. It’s located where winter reigns most of the year.
Share your gift for clever captions in the 30th installment of our Geocaching.com Caption Contest. What caption would you write for the picture above? “The geocacher was disappointed to find the only swag in the cache was an ice maker.” The winning caption earns you a barely coveted prize.
Submit your caption by clicking on “Comments” below. Please include your geocaching username in all entries. Then, explore the captions other geocachers have posted.
You’re encouraged to try to ‘influence’ the voting process (*nudge*nudge*). “Like” the caption that you think should win. If you think your caption should win, convince your fellow geocachers, your friends, and family to “like” your caption. Lackeys vote from the top finalists to decide the winner of the contest.
The winner receives this coveted, ‘barely coveted prize’ you see to the left. It’s a rare unicorn-rainbow Trackable.
More than a twenty Lackeys voted to award the winner of the 30th Geocaching.com Caption Contest a barely coveted prize. Click on the image at right to discover the winning caption from the last Geocaching.com Caption Contest.
Explore all the past winning captions by checking out all the Geocaching.com Caption Contests. If you have suggestions for Geocaching.com Caption Contest photos, send a message and the image to pr@groundspeak.com.
Clue, near rock close to a photographer
white box in white enviroment
SL..T-ice maker L-hand warmers TFTC (it’s not about the swag it’s about the hunt). Geoninjas78
Q: What do you call fifty penguin muggles looking for this Arctic cache?
A: REALLY! REALLY lost! (Penguins live in Antarctica.)
Where’s the enemy – I know they’re around here somewhere…I found their cache hide? I’m sure they’ll be back to check on it, so I’ll hide behind this rock – they’ll never know what hit them!
I don’t know how the muggles saw me, I was wearing full cammo.
Keike and Navy LT
A Man…a Cache….Mission failed… logbook stolen…
cheers NSK74
Dang, my laser can’t thaw out the cache.
FOUND IT!!! I hate to report that the persone before me did not make it.
WE want it WE need it WE must have the Cache. But the Coin is stolen.
Sneaky little mugglers. Wicked, mean and cheating……
NSK74
I found the cach. Now where did I park the car?
At least the beer in the cache was cold.
Tdkracing
Geocaching-Canadian Military style.
T.D.M.22
After finding the cache fully exposed next to the rock, the cacher covered it up better so no muggles would stumble upon it.
New to geocaching, Kurt was incredulous to find if he was going to take the extreme weather survival kit from the cache, he would have to leave something of equal value behind.
Allen couldn’t figure out why no one showed up for his Arctic LARPing Event, he even brought a dessert to share…
Geocaching being used to teach GPS receiver usage to the Canadian Military on our far North Borders….. After getting lost, this member stopped for a breather and a hot cup of hot chocolate beside the rock and actually sat on the cache container.
parker2
Many people think that Ernest Shakleton set out to be the first person to cross the continent of Antarctica from sea to sea, via the pole, but they are wrong. He simply wanted to go GEOCACHING!
Aggh not another fake rock!
Hint: 50ft from rock, white
way to go uncle jackie love angie
FTF gets hand warmers, be on the lookout for Eskimo muggles
Knottravesty
Items needed to find this cache are mittens, milk lug to make snow blocks, white boots to hide your feet and a large club to ward off Polar Bears.
~Capt’n Hinde’Sight
17 TBs & 7 Geocoins listed on in the inventory for this cache & wouldn’t you know it every one of them are gone!
Darn TB Motels never have what the inventory says & I’m FTF!!
Now who’s going to help me roll this rock back over the cache? (Adrenaline rush has subsided)
A cache so easy even a blind man can find it.
Maintenance needed…not on the cache, but on my mental health for the insanity of hunting tupperware to the ends of the earth!
3E+K
Well, damn. It cost me nearly ten grand to get here, and not ONE @#$%!!! trackable inside?!?
Muggle free-ze zone.
My entry: “You’re kidding? You want this rock on top of the cache?”
The GPS says the cache is to the south. I’m at the north pole. Every direction is south.
Oh boy, the FTF prize is a Snow Cone Machine!
Do I have .10 distance from the next closest cache?”
Neither snow nor rain nor cold nor gloom of night stays these geocachers from the swift completion of being FIRST TO FIND
If someone finds my toe… Please attach it to a Travel Bug to my home town.
Intent on the FTF, George failed to notice the Polar bear arriving behind his back.
Hurry and snap the picture before that polar bear muggles my guts.
:-)))
Would you like a little ice with your rum and coke?
Oh no, i forgot my pen at Home!
Danwas44
SEE…… camouflage don’t work !!
Found the cache but lost the slay.
I don’t know how the guy with the camera found me….I wore my camo!
I shaved my legs for this!
with the use of his light sabre Luke was determined he would have his picnic Muggle free
…so I developed this new long-range light-saber so I could geocache in wampa country.
Geocaching leads you to some of the coolest places.
While I was geocaching, I decided to go Ice Fishing. My Travel Bug worked great as a lure.