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Geocaching
We get into this pastime for many reasons. Some are in it for the shear thrill of the hunt and beating everyone to a new cache to log an FTF (first to find) while others are in it to motivate their kids to get out of the house for some much needed fresh air. Whatever your passion there are as many reasons to get into the sport as there are rewards to be gained from it.

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Caching the Bug
Once you've caught the caching bug, you'll realize that you can't get rid of it. Soon you find yourself in the middle of a concrete culvert in a snow storm crouching down in ice cold water with a hammer-drill trying to secure a hanger for you newest cache final. That's when you realize just how deep into the sport you've gotten! Now, that might be a bit extreme but none of us can deny the times we've found ourselves in places and positions that any non-cacher (henceforth "muggle") would find absolutely ludicrous.

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Caching Potential
Geocaching has so much more to offer than the just finding and logging caches, certainly a pleasurable past-time and the core of the sport, but where geocaching really shines is in its potential for discoveries. In a single day you might find yourself reading an historical landmark about the signing of a peace treaty with Native Americans, discovering the spot where Houdini almost drowned as a boy or walking on the site of the first trading post and hostel on the Fox River. Or it can be even simpler discoveries like finding a neat little overlook a half mile from the house you grew up in, yet never knew it existed. Geocaching is full of these great and memorable experiences.

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Creative Caching
The potential for creative caching is limitless. This web page came about as a means to push the creativity of caching a little further than the bounds of the Geocaching.com home page would allow. Here you will find audio caches, animated puzzle caches, video clip caches and more. This site is intended to stimulate the creative side of cacher's imaginations and offer and outlet for those wanting to step outside of the ammo box without having to build a web site from scratch.

The Guest Caches page will host cache graphics and audio video clips that cannot be hosted within the Geocaching.com website. To get a listing on Guest Caches, you simply need to fill out a caching intent form and submit it for review so I can determine the extent of your caching needs and bring it to life. Then, when you publish your cache, you can include a link to the Guest Caches page and the cache elements you have listed there. That's it, easy peezy!

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Cache On!
I hope that many of you will take advantage of this web page and see the area caches I have placed or use the linked resources that I am sure will grow as this website does. And maybe some of you will get a great idea for a cache and find this resource useful for putting a new and creative cache in the field.

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