While in the Dayton, TN area visiting my daughter at school, one of the sites we visited was the Laurel Falls Earthcache. For the uninitiated, an Earthcache is a Geocache without a container. Its intended to be a point of interest, generally with some significance to the Earth. I’ve also seen these referred to as “Waymarks” or “Waymarking”. As a type of geocache, logging an earthcache generally requires answering some questions to prove you were there, and perhaps also providing a picture. You can read more information on the earthcache at the geocaching.com listing: GC14T2M Laurel Falls Earthcache. You can also see more images in my post on the Laurel Snow Pocket Wilderness. Here’s some pictures of the area around the earthcache:
GC14T2M Laurel Falls Earthcache
Posted: under Geocaching.
Date posted: March 30, 2009
Tags: Bowater Pocket Wilderness, Dayton, earthcache, geocache, Geocaching, hiking, images, Laurel Falls, Laurel-Snow, Tennessee
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