This is My Hobby – Creative Geocaching

Eric Schudiske on February 23, 2012, 2:05 pm

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Have you seen a geocache this creative?

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[This video was shot with express permission from cache owner. The cache name is "The Outlet Mall." It's GC1RKTP, located in Washington State, USA]

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MrGrubstake

One of the real wonders of geocaching – and one not too often talked about is the creativity it fosters! I have many many times been amazed and awed by the creativity I have seen from cache owners! And yes, it has even spawned some creativity in me that I may not have known I had – geocaching really is the greatest hobby/sport on Earth! – MrGrubstake
Anonymous

Alnilam’s “contraption caches” are genius and both handily won WSGA Cache of the Month honors. “The air of your ways, 64 to 1 odds” (GC19WNZ) is at the same location. Well worth the trip on the Mountain Loop Highway to Darrington.

In fact, the Mountain Loopy Hwy has so many cool caching opportunities – including Big Four Ice Caves, Monte Cristo (mining ghost town), and Mt Pilchuck – that WSGA’s 9th annual Summer Campout will be there this summer (July 27-29). Great chance to visit Alnilam’s caches and enjoy the scenic surroundings!
Knorton78

This cache and the other cache in the same location that hydnsek mentioned have been on my list for some time now, I am hoping to get my little group together that wanted to go with me & get out there in the VERY near future. We are lucky yo have these two, and some other quite creative caches in our area. (From Hippychick1620, a local cacher)
pattes

You have more place, in Switzerland it’s hard to find a place…

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