Could you ‘crack the code’ on this Geocache? Would you keep searching in the pouring rain? ☔️

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Geocaching is a fun and rewarding hobby that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. For those who are new to geocaching, the prospect of finding hidden treasures in the great outdoors can be an exciting experience. However, it can also be a bit intimidating, especially for those who are unfamiliar with the hobby or don't know where to start. Here are some tips on how new geocachers, or "muggles," can get involved with geocaching:





2. Find a cache near you: Once you've created your account, use the search function to find a cache near you. You can filter your search by location, difficulty, and terrain, depending on your preferences.



3. Read the cache description: Before you head out to search for a cache, be sure to read the cache description carefully. This will give you important information about the cache, including its location, difficulty level, and any hints that might help you find it.



4. Bring a pen and some trinkets to trade: When you find a cache, be sure to sign the logbook and leave a trinket if you have one to trade. This is a fun way to participate in the geocaching community and leave your mark on the cache.



5. Follow the geocaching etiquette: As you get more involved with geocaching, it's important to follow the etiquette of the hobby. This includes leaving the cache exactly as you found it, respecting private property, and being mindful of other geocachers and muggles who may be in the area.



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[mirandaquintana]

Glad you could tell the bar was out of place because I would have never guessed 🙌🏽🥲

[joshfahm]

How were we supposed to figure out that code without a hint 😭

[Ganzimusan]

Thank you for these videos. Honestly it makes me better at hiding clever caches; I think I like making them and hiding them more than finding them. 🎉

[Jello-lu]

You inspired me to start caching! Thanks broski!!

[bbailey]

You were spinning a high-voltage surge protector 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[ExtravagantEthan]

Omg is this song TikTok audio now? Has it always been?

[ImLaughedAt]

You think rain is bad this morning we had hail in ND

[Wilma_Marvin]

I wish I could find good caches like yours, I love in a tiny town so there's pretty much nothing

[IWasOnlyTemporary]

I got a dnf on a 1.0 difficulty, the hint was, metal in concrete 😭😭😭

[prclsyouth]

I fought you Good Night, dude outside door activities anymore. Did you like to ask?

[Whatsa-vu]

Since when does it rain in California? 🤨

[TheHunter]

I’m sitting here thinking that’s a dumpster. Wondering why there’s a electric box running to it and why you’re taking the pipe off the top instead of looking at the electric box. 😂😂😂

[LasGalletas]

i like the part where he showed us what was in the cashe

[Sea_Srpent]

I have a question when find the cache do we take it with us or keep it in the same place

[IndianaMint]

This shit so weird 😅 doesnt make sense why people would waste their time

[milescarter]

Pin codes really came into fashion in the 1970s and 1980s. So any code denoting a milestone from tnhe 1940s to 1960s is a very likely hit. Always start there. It only takes like a minute or two to roll a hundred codes.