I took the whole family with me yesterday and we placed two more geocaches--one along the Mounds Reef, and another several miles south of there near a place called Marsing Wash. Since I had Traci and the kids with me, I couldn't really spend the time and energy that I'd have liked in finding a really great hiding spot, but the places I picked should be adequate to keep the muggles away (and easy enough to take kids to). At least we all got to have a little fun together.

Whenever I get the time to do another cache, I'm going to make it a hard one. I'd prefer to do a little work to get to caches that I'm looking for--just driving up and finding it isn't very exciting. This cache was my favorite to find, simply because it involved an hours-long hike through dense forests and across huge boulder fields, with no trail whatsoever. I don't think the next cache I hide will be that difficult, but I certainly don't think it'll be kid-friendly--then again, Michael is really damned good at hiking and climbing, so it might be worthwhile to bring him along.

HUH? I don't get it? what is geo_gashing..or cache. I will look at it again..but still confusing?

This picture will show you exactly what geo_gashing is. And as for geocaching, this is a pretty good place to start.

hmmm...I still don't understand what a cache is? so its a computer terminology..and u hide the data somewhere and they have to find the data or its like a chip. Let me look on some more. But I think I have the main idea. Thanks

I get what a cache is! just computer information pretty much.

It's like finding hidden treasure using a GPS unit. =)

....except it's really not treasure. Just usually little knick knacks and crap like that.

Heh... Cache doesn't have to be a computer term.. The word existed long before computers did.

Samantha, have you every gone Geocaching?

Johnny, yes, I have been geocaching quit a few times.

dennis you funny mother, geo_gashing, ha.