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Geocaching Can be Dangerous

BoneheadNW

BoneheadNW

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Be careful out there you geocachers! It is a dangerous hobby! Watch where you step!
SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane County sheriff's spokesman says a 56-year-old man has died after falling 100 to 150 feet from the top of a cliff in the Dishman Hills Natural Area.

The Spokane Valley man, who was not immediately identified, was found Monday afternoon at the base of a sheer rock wall often used for rock climbing.

Sgt. Dave Reagan says the man and his wife were "geocaching" when the man apparently slipped on wet pine needles and fell.
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Bonehead
 
I got an old Geo but I cached it at Avoca and vandals broke the winder. I am not familiar with the term Geocaching??????????
 
Geo Caching

In a nutshell. Someone hides something some place. Gives you the coordinates from his GPS. You take your GPS and go find it. Big game that is in many countries now. Different types of caches and games to go along with it. Follow the link. Great pastime
 
thcri said:
Geo Caching

In a nutshell. Someone hides something some place. Gives you the coordinates from his GPS. You take your GPS and go find it. Big game that is in many countries now. Different types of caches and games to go along with it. Follow the link. Great pastime
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Thanks I don't own a gps woulda been great to have back in my shrimp fishing days, but then so would a survival suit have been!
 

This proves one thing:
When you are watching your GPS location on your GPS,
watch the hell where you are going.
 
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