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To: kearnyirish2
I find “geocaching” one of the cheapest pursuits with great benefits (exercise, area history, something to be done with friends/family or alone); I get out with the kids, and show them things you could pass within 100 feet of every day of your life without ever knowing it was there.

That sounds like fun, and a good chance to build woodcraft skills (and pass them along as well). I am always pointing things out to the grands, and you don't have to be far from your doorstep to do it.

181 posted on 06/01/2011 11:13:34 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing.)
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To: Smokin' Joe

We’ve done it on day-long hikes, overnight backpacking trips, and walks of a few hours; I look for some interesting historical places near me (not widely publicized), then simply go to the geocaching website and enter that ZIP code. It will show you a map of any geocaches in the area - and I don’t have a “premium” (pay) membership.

If you’re into the outdoors, it may spice it up for people who aren’t so much.


192 posted on 06/02/2011 3:39:49 AM PDT by kearnyirish2
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