Musings about Geocaching: Uh Oh . . . A new obsession has taken over

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Uh Oh . . . A new obsession has taken over

When I started Geocaching three and a half years ago, I became instantly addicted to the activity. I never thought anything else would take over . . . ever.

But something has — cycling.

Here are some of the recent rides I have taken:

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reading your post made me miss cycling. I used to bike from home to work, but now, i'm just too busy.

By Adam, at 3:06 PM
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By Shailesh, at 4:22 AM
I read your post. it is awesome providing great ful information.it is very good to see explanation via digrams.how many days u spent in rides?
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By Shailesh, at 4:23 AM

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One "poet's" definition of Geocaching

It's a sport, a game, an adventure;
it's a casual pursuit, a consuming passion or something in between;
it's high-energy, it's sublime relaxation;
it's physical, it's cerebral;
it's cold, wet and heavy clothing;
it's sunshine, short sleeves and sweat.
It's all of these things and more.
But mostly it's just plain fun.

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