Continuing my renewed motivation for geocaching, Makiko, Naoki and I spent Sunday morning strolling around Kitaku and grabbing a few new caches not too far from our place.
The walk took us to some really great little parks around the area – some we love and have been to several times – others were new to us. That’s what I really love about geocaching: the excuse that it gives you to see parts of your own neighborhood that you otherwise wouldn’t.
Highlight of the outing: Shrine of the Hair God. I spent a good while praying there – and if I’m not mistaken there’s a few new hairs coming in! (“Dream on, Scott!“) Ok ok – I’m kidding myself …
The route we took:
… and the pictures along the way:
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My goal is to reach 100 caches by the end of the year – and at 85 I’m not that far off!
Still 85 is far cry from the nearly 3,000 my father and step mom (the geocaching monsters!) have found. Mind you I should still be able to beat them on ‘number of countries cached in’ for the foreseeable future. For those of you keeping score at home, that total is now 5 (or 6 if you consider Guam its own country).
Coming up next: two new hides!
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