Welcome to my Geocaching Page
From the geocaching web page:
"Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Geocaching is enjoyed by people from all age groups, with a strong sense of community and support for the environment.
WARNING: I have photos on this page that may be "spoilers" - most of the images I take are views of the surrounding area and other places of interest I have discovered in my caching adventures - however, I have taken actual photos of caches - Usually the exact location of the cache cannot be determined by the photo, but not always - so, if you see this:
and click on the link you may see more than you bargained for - if you think the text description describes a cache you have not yet found - Do not click on the "spoiler" link!
...the cache itself was at another location (determined by hints in the park) - it was much more of a challenge, physically, than I was expecting - anyway, after much trudging - this time, major trudging, climbing, tripping and nearly falling down on a rocky, bush-ridden side of a hill, I finally found it - but during the whole time I was rehearsing the 911 call in my head - "where's my cell phone? The right pocket, Ok, just make sure you fall to the left"...
11th St, Cache contents (Major Spoiler)
I spent quite a bit of time just wandering around the neighborhood; the area was awash with beautiful homes, this is just one example.
Discovered the Public Market, the nature center and a nice sculpture thanks to this cache - food, nature and art - who could ask for more?. There is a very nice canal walk, which you can see in the left photo (east side of canal) - some litter in the canal, but still a nice walk on this beautiful day. Obviously, that's the sculpture on the right, not too bad for "public art".
Another nice bonus of geocaching - seeing familiar structures from very different points of view. (The Bradley clock)
An unusually clear day in Downtown Milwaukee, and Church spires.
Left to Right: The Trail, Mysterious Dome, the Dome revealed, Religious icons/Autumn colors, more beautiful autumn colors, Mary.
Not to age myself or anything, but I remember when gas was 39 cents a gallon...those really were the good ole days. I wish that guy would stop staring at us...
Here's my new Travel Bug starting her journey, it's a ceramic object I made with special abilities... happy travels SETI Seeker Luna Station!
Lil Rooster Travel Bug and my #17 travel bug overlooking Red Rock Canyon right before entering a new cache...
Dropped off a Colorado Geocoin and started #24's unofficial Travel Bug journey,watch her progress
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