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Geocaching.com Co-Founder Celebrates Ten Years of Geo-Love

Some people find much more than just cache containers when they’re introduced to geocaching. Geocachers may discover parks they never knew existed, the hidden history of their community or even the sting of stepping in poison ivy. But some geocachers wander into something else. They’re lucky enough to find the person they’ll marry. It happens. It happened to one of the founders of Geocaching.com. Bryan Roth attended a geocaching event ten years ago today. Fellow founder Jeremy Irish encouraged Bryan to attend. Bryan says, “This was the first of 41 total geocaching events that I’ve attended so far. Jeremy had suggested [...]

Eric Schudiske on November 18, 2011, 11:33 am

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The Four Types of Geocaching Texans Who will Rule the Universe

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I’ve thought about how to rule the universe since I started writing this sentence. I’m therefore an expert. I believe it takes only four types of people. (Are you writing notes?) 1) The Genius 2) The Champion 3) The Mad Scientist and 4) People Who Really Really Like Each Other We’re traveling around the world shooting videos showcasing the best of geocaching. On a trip to Texas to shoot video for Geocaching.com’s Lost and Found stories, we met all four types of people. Watch out universe. The genius is Mikal Hart. He invented a device that’ll change the face of [...]

Eric Schudiske on April 27, 2010, 11:05 am

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What’s at Latitude 47?

Geocaching HQ is located in Seattle, Washington at 47 Degrees North Latitude, 122 Degrees West Longitude. The office is in Fremont, also known for being the center of the universe.
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