Posted: under Geocaching.
Tags: Bowater Pocket Wilderness, Dayton, geocache, Geocaching, hiking, images, Laurel-Snow, Tennessee
While in the Dayton, TN area visiting my daughter at school, one of the sites we visited was the Laurel Falls Pocket Wilderness for some geocaching and hiking. You can read more information on this geocache at the geocaching.com listing: GCPMV2 Over the Bridge. You can also see more images in my post on the Laurel Snow Pocket Wilderness. Here’s some pictures of the area around the cache:
Mar 30 2009
Posted: under Geocaching.
Tags: Bowater Pocket Wilderness, Dayton, earthcache, geocache, Geocaching, hiking, images, Laurel Falls, Laurel-Snow, Tennessee
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:
Mar 30 2009
Posted: under Geocaching.
Tags: geocache, Geocaching, images
Figures that for one of my first caches, I’d go for the World’s Most Difficult Geocache! This one is a multi stage puzzle cache. I of course decided to start looking for it while on duty, in the rain. Found stage one though! If I have as much trouble with the rest of the stages as I did with this stage, I’m in trouble!
Here’s the page on Geocaching.com: Mario’s Tower, the World’s Most Difficult Geocache
And… here’s some images:
Mar 08 2006
