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Geocaching is essentially a free sporting activity. You need not pay any major costs to anyone to get into it. Nonetheless, you must first invest in a GPS handheld device to get into the game. The device will be your guide when identifying locations of the caches, which you will want to find, open, and return to where you found it. Continue reading →

Any boss, human resources manager or corporate executive knows that that the best way to bring employees together and promote camaraderie and teamwork is to plan an event outside of the office. It can be a challenge, though, to plan an event that achieves these goals while being both noteworthy and fun. As an example, a celebration at a local restaurant can be a nice break from the drudgery of work, but it can also be alienating to wallflowers and introverts who do not feel comfortable attempting to communicate with more socially aware types who naturally form their own cliques and chats. Rather than “just another party,” an executive who would like to treat their staff to an event they’ll remember fondly should think about a company treasure hunt. Continue reading →

Whether solo or in a group, for profit or for thrills , with beginners or with seasoned veterans, a treasure hunt is a great way to be active in the outside and get exercise thru collaboration in a delightful pastime. Best of all, a treasure hunt is a customisable activity that can be adapted to just about all occasions and can be enjoyed by just about anyone. Next time you plan a party or are just looking for something to do, consider making a treasure hunt part of your plans. Continue reading →

Until just recently, an underwater treasure hunt has been a comparatively low-tech pursuit involving SCUBA divers with big flash-lights and metal detectors poking around in shipwrecks hunting for what might have been left behind. Even as GPS technology has gotten more advanced, no one has found the way to directly allow normal satellite signals to penetrate water, and thus even a thin layer of water between a GPS receiver and the sky renders such a device useless. Continue reading →