Day 114

GEOCACHING

Within walking distance, there are 19 geocaches, but upon further research, some of these can only be accessed by boat! So there are 12 I can walk to, and 7 I can boat to!

Different types of geocache containers -

Polypropylene Box - These are like clip lock lid lunch boxes. They are clear and watertight.

Ammunition Boxes - These boxes are watertight, and the green colour means they're good to camouflage. However, they could look dangerous to people who don't do geocaching, so it's important to remove any military markings.

Boat Supply Container - These are usually used to keep things dry on boats, so they're watertight. However, the bright colour makes them easy to spot.

Film Canister - These are known as micro cache containers. They're not waterproof though.

Disguised/Devious Macro Cache - These are containers disguised as other things, such as rocks, screws, and chewing gum.

Micro Capsule - These can be attached to keyrings which means they can be hung from trees. They also tend to be waterproof.

Magnetic Nano - These contain the smallest type of micro cache. They're small and magnetic, so stick to metal surfaces and can be waterproof.