Joyce received a handheld Garmin GPS for Christmas in December 2004.\u00a0 This to replace pedometers which she had been using and broken several to keep track of her walking exercise.\u00a0 Included with the GPS was the information about geocaching from the website www.geocaching.com.\u00a0 This generated quite a lot of interest besides tracking exercise.\u00a0 Once we started, we just couldn’t stop!\u00a0 As of August 2022 we have over9400 caches all over the US, Canada and Europe.\u00a0 We have also added Bermuda and the United Kingdom (England, Wales and Scotland).\u00a0 Unfortunately the UK only counts as one country in our statistics!<\/p>\n
We will add France during our planned travels in the summer 2019.\u00a0 Hopefully, we will also be able to add Switzerland and Spain as we will travel near their borders.<\/p>\n
You, too, should try geocaching.\u00a0 It takes you places you would never have imagined, provides you opportunities to see things that were intriguing enough for someone to put a cache in that location and lets you solve puzzles, seek treasure and find happiness in the hunt!<\/p>\n
If you want to learn about geocaching, check out the website\u00a0http:\/\/www.geocaching.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Joyce received a handheld Garmin GPS for Christmas in December 2004.\u00a0 This to replace pedometers which she had been using and broken several to keep track of her walking exercise.\u00a0 Included with the GPS was the information about geocaching from the website www.geocaching.com.\u00a0 This generated quite a lot of interest besides tracking exercise.\u00a0 Once we … Continue reading Geocaching<\/span>