Not So Out of Practice

2018 Northeast, Road Trip

In the four years we’ve been Geocaching, we’ve logged more than 750 finds. Some have been easy to find, Park & Grabs, others have required long treks cross country or along trails through the woods. Yet others have been urban finds, usually tiny containers, that require great stealth to retrieve without attracting attention. We haven’t been active recently though, until today. We stopped at a rest area and went in search of a cache. For a while it eluded us and we commented that we must be out of practice. Then suddenly our geosense kicked in and we found the cleverly disguised container out in plain sight! At the next rest area we scored two more finds without difficulty. Guess we’re not too out of practice!

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