Getting Ready for my First Event Cache
Wow, what a month. I’ve been running around, with my geocaching buddies placing geocaches for my very first event cache. This one could have been...
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I use billions of dollars of military satellite technology to locate tupperware in the forest. And what do you do?
24 Hour Marathon pictures posted
The pictures I took during this year’s 24 hour Geocaching Marathon have been posted in the Pleautography section of the website. The pictures have been...
Another Geocaching Marathon Completed!
Meteors Crossing at Own Risk (Star Trails) Originally uploaded by gregorypleau. Saturday, I went out and joined 12 other people on the Great Lord Simcoe...
Geocaching Wrap-Up: Mexico
Obligatory Resort Shot Originally uploaded by gregorypleau. As you’re probably aware now, I’ve been out of the country for the last week. My sister was...
Mexico – Day 4
Today was a fun day. Made it to the ruins at Tulum, which is always an interesting site. The iguanas were everywhere here, and they...
New Geocaching Milestone today!
… at N20 12.890, GC29B5 – The Mayan Ruins of Tulum now represents the farthest south I have travelled to find a geocache. This cache...
Mexico: Day 1
Landed in Cancun at 11:30 local time, then enjoyed a long bus ride to the resort. We stopped en route at the Borcelo – that’s...
Detonate in place: It’s not just for Geocaches anymore!
With all the recent press of people finding geocaches and having them blown up by the local authorities, it would appear Hollywood was feeling left...
Geocaching in the news, for the wrong reason again
Looks like they had an interesting weekend up in Orillia. It seems someone brought a geocache into the local OPP detachment claiming they’d found a...
Getting out the F-80
Yellow Daffodils Originally uploaded by gregorypleau. I’ve been a bit lazy for the last little while, using Kristen’s digital camera for most of my pictures....