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Geocaching
So I was thinking - Geocaching. Could it be useful in an outbreak?
Of course true geocaching is limited to those who have the means to geolocate (i.e. have some kind of GPS equipment) and would only work as long as the GPS sattelites maintain orbit. But could we take some of the core ideas of geocaching and use it to create a network of hard (i.e. pen+paper) communication points and supply sharing across the country?
My idea is this. Each "cache" would contain a list of other known caches, a logbook/diary for survivors to write down a note, and a "message board" for more multi-way communications.
Thoughts?
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Permalink Reply by Black Plague on
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So give us the real deal! The 411! Is it as fun as it looks?
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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on
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what are the general rules to this game anyway???
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Permalink Reply by Cockney Zombie on
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That's about the sum of it! If you ever wanted to search for lost treasure as a kid this is kinda your chance :-P plus the opportunity to get your name down on that list is a little achievement :-)
Some caches are easy to find, some much harder. My best suggestion is just give it a go. Look on the website for your nearest caches and gofind them. You'll need either a portable GPS, or a smartphone with GPS like an iPhone or most Android phones. Oh, and something to leave in the cache. If you're not sure what I think the website has lists of whats been found in caches. Maybe donate a copy of World War Z? ;-)
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sounds cool. i think i will GOOGLE it for Ohio and see what i come up with. lol.
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thanks. i'll go check it out...
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Permalink Reply by Zombie Killa on
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This is like a fancy scavenger hunt and i love the concept.
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Haha, awesome!!
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Permalink Reply by Komrad Venessa Wicked☭ on
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I found a book that could be helpful... Geocaching For Dummies [Paperback]
http://www.amazon.com/Geocaching-Dummies-Joel-McNamara/dp/0764575716
Find a high-tech hobby in the great outdoors!Dig into this fast-growing detective sport that's fun for all ages
Once you get your coordinates, your GPS receiver, maps, compass, and this book, you're ready for adventure! Seek out containers of goodies hidden around the world by other geocachers, hide a cache of your own, see new places, and get a little exercise to boot. Here's where to start!
The Dummies Way
* Explanations in plain English
* "Get in, get out" information
* Icons and other navigational aids
* Tear-out cheat sheet
* Top ten lists
* A dash of humor and funDiscover how to:
* Choose and use a GPS receiver
* Find and download coordinates
* Pack the right gear
* Share experiences with the geocaching community
* Search for benchmarks
* Use geocaching as a teaching tool
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To be honest the book probably doesnt have anything thats not on the main website or wikipedia so I would save your money for more survival kit supplies :)
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