Anyone else Geocache?

[CDNSushi]

I've been geocaching for a few years now. Japan is littered with caches, especially in Tokyo. Some are REALLY sneaky too.

I also have a few hidden here in Kofu. One day, my diving buddy and I hope to hide one at the bottom of the sea in a heavy duty container. Of course it will require scuba gear to find, and there will be an underwater pad and pencil in order to make the logbook entries "at depth." But for now we're still trying to work out the logistics of it.

[lethearen]

I've been geocaching for a few years now. Japan is littered with caches, especially in Tokyo. Some are REALLY sneaky too.

I also have a few hidden here in Kofu. One day, my diving buddy and I hope to hide one at the bottom of the sea in a heavy duty container. Of course it will require scuba gear to find, and there will be an underwater pad and pencil in order to make the logbook entries "at depth." But for now we're still trying to work out the logistics of it.

In Lake Travis (Austin, TX), there's an underwater cache. Haven't searched for it yet, but i think they tied it off to something and attached something buoyant as a marker. There's also a slate and pencil to log. If I manage to make it down there this year, I'll hunt it out and take a pic if that'll help with logistics

[Coinneach]

I've done a little geocaching...haven't done any in a while. Mostly I did them with my best friend and her kids. In fact, they created a geocache and named it in my honor! It's in Fort Collins, CO...for those of you on the hunt.