Treasures of Geocaching

Historic treasures and artifacts are often donated to or purchased by other nations to place in their museums. Often museums are given the objects with full cooperation from the originating country, but sometimes they are stolen or given for protection such as in a time of war. When nations want the artifacts returned it can cause a disagreement with the other nations of who the rightful owner is.

I was walking through a thick green forest somewhere in the middle of Wisconsin. I’m desperately looking around trying to spot anything out of the ordinary. I have been walking around this part of the forest for nearly half an hour when finally I hear Shannon’s voice yelling with excitement from far behind me, “I found it!” I trek my way back through the greenery until I see all my soon-to-be friends in a clearing, staring up at a small camouflage box hanging high above us in between two massive oak trees. This was my fourth time Geocaching with this group, and looking up in that tree I knew to become a part of the gang, I was going to have to think, and act like a seasoned geocacher.

For added adventure, an underwater geocache site rests off this shoreline. Finding the location, memorizing the phrase on a plaque and sharing it at concessions earns you the decal for your geocaching log. Clues to the cache’s location offer some direction.

Maphead: Charting the Wide, Weird World of Geography Wonks is Ken's followup to his 2005 best-seller Brainiac. Much as his previous book Braniac followed the competitive world of game shows. Jennings offered that same behind the scenes look into the world of geography buffs and map geeks alike.

For over 125 years Yosemite National Park has been a treasure. There are hundreds of miles that you can travel on either snowshoes, cross country skis, foot, or horseback. Over 95% of Yosemite National Park is full wilderness. This section of the national park is great for “roughing it”. You will need a free backcountry permit if you’re going to stay overnight though. Yosemite National Park is open twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. You can travel into different backcountry areas like Toiyabe, Inyo, Emigrant, Hoover, Stanislaus National Forests, and Ansel Adams Wilderness Areas. There is also Tioga Road, Tioga Road is thirty-nine mile drive that crosses over the Yellowstone Valley mountains which then leads to the Big Oak Flat Entrance,

I stopped getting bored of the book once he talked about his trip in the Artic. It finally felt like we were going somewhere. It is crazy how they can pinpoint a location where they would have a better chance of finding what they are looking for. This again is another think I cannot wrap my head around. If you don’t know where something is, it would seem difficult to find a location that will have a probable chance of succeeding. If it were me I am sure I would be like some sort of grave digger, digging holes all over the place. Maybe even that guy you find at the beach with a metal detector surveying everything. I suppose that’s the reason I’m not a paleontologist then.

From Geocaching-com: "Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that

Geocachers are free to take objects (except the logbook, pencil, or stamp) from the cache in exchange for leaving something of similar or higher value.When you geocache you increase your map skills, know where some places are and finding and observing skills.Geocaching helps recycle old toys and helps people with their education( see above) too. Geocaching was originally similar to to the -160-year old game letterboxing, which uses clues and references to landmarks embedded in stories. Geocaching was conceived shortly after the removal of Selective Availability from the Global Positioning System on May 2, 2000, because the improved accuracy of the system allowed for a small container to be specifically placed and located. The first documented placement of a GPS-located cache took place on May 3, 2000, by Dave Ulmer of Beavercreek, Oregon The location was posted on the Usenet newsgroup as 45°17.460′N 122°24.800′W.(searched up the coordinates). By May 6, 2000, it had been found twice already and logged once (by Mike Teague of Vancouver, Washington).

Essential Maps for the Lost is kind of about Teen romance relationship between Mads and Billy. The stressful, family issues and suicide were all mention. How the two character meet and feel for each other. Mads living a life control by her mother. Billy mother had mental illness and such a bully grandma. Their emotional, painful deep inside and soul lost. Finding a way to escape for a carefree life. And the way they survived and support each other along the way. Audience could feel their determination, power of leading their own life and loving each other. This is a really tough book and you may find your soul in this

Geocaching is a scavenger hunt game that using GPS technology. There are million caches (treasures) hidden around the world to allow player to seek for them. Geocaching is a scavenger hunt game that using GPS technology. There are million caches (treasures) hidden around the world to allow player to seek for them. Caches are in varies sizes from small like a battery to big like a car. Player’s mission is to uncover those caches by downloading and following the coordinate of locations. After found one cache, player can take any content and replace them with their own. Then, player has to sign the paper and log the visit

This ruin is believed to be one of the Chavìn people. This discovery was made with the background knowledge of the other very detailed artifacts much like this within the same area. A few characteristics would be the animals and people lining the bottom of the base and also how the top has two channels before

The monument is an important educational subject. The surrounding area has plenty of lava tubes to explore. These would help students understand igneous rock formations and how lava flows. The paths are filled with unique rock formations and rocks with abnormal chemical composition. This would teach children how such things come to be. As students traverse the park they will be accompanied by trained guides to inform them of the things they may come

Life would be so different if our family was a family of archaeologists…. My life now is just the way I like it, my lacrosse team is going to the finals, and I do not Believe there will be a team that I can stay on as long as the finals. But one perk is that instead of snowball fights we can do Sandball fights...Exciting? We can also play Hide and Go Seek I infer that it would be a very long game ¨in a vast open land of nothing.¨ I do believe that I would not like to play said game even if I knew where everyone was.

The Authorities often get many tips on where the missing artifact is and whose the person that has it. They don't take all of

skeleton remains. It consisted of adults, a teenager, and children with lethal hits to the skulls, broken legs (at the shin), these people were either tortured or mutilated shortly after death.