The weather seems to finally being helpful to be outdoors.
At least some of the time.
And, of course, that probably depends on where in the world you are.
In the Northeast — at least near me — it’s been harder at times to get outside. Rain and gloomy weather. But we’ve had some.
So, it was time to get outdoors.
For this month, I basically went with my phone. I need to start using my main camera more, but at times it’s not easy to want to drag it around!
There’s a lot of ways to handle this theme, so how did you do it? Mine are below!
So let’s get on with this! Here are my five and I look forward to other posts!
1. Hiding
When outside activities are mentioned, geocaching is one of them. This month I hid a few caches for a challenge (this is one spot), and I also found a bunch as I had the chance to attend GeoWoodstock, which became the first giga event in North America.
2. Creative finds
Who says all micro finds have to be crappy? This is one we found during the GwoWoodstock trip. Very nicely done!
3. Traditional find
It’s still nice to find the more “traditional” finds while out caching. In a tree, in some woods etc.
4. Baseball
When the warmer weather comes, I watch as much baseball as I can. It’s a great way to spend a day/night.
Perfect day for #baseball!
5. Yum
Not a great shot — but wanted to capture the moment as Cameron was fully focused on this ice cream!
There are my five. I look forward to seeing what everybody else came up with!
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Also, don’t forget to get back here in the next day or so for the June theme!
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Geocaching, Baselball and Cameron – looks like you had a great month!
I don’t mind “Micros”, especially if they’re as nice as the one you found. Not a fan of Nanos though. Too tough for me to find, and don’t get me started on actually getting the “Logbook” out and fitting it back in…
I haven’t done any geocaching in years! I may have to do it again.. I loved it so much. The micro looks so cute – I used to hate those but THAT one is awesome! My favorite photo is the baseball cap, which is surprising because I am not a sports person. But the shot is just so wonderful!
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I know absolutely nothing about geocaching….but think it’s fascinating! Love the shot of Cameron enjoying his frozen treat. The composition of the shot with the baseball cap and field is fantastic.
AWWW on the Cameron shot!
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I have not cached in so long it’s sad. I need to get back out after it cools off.
Good for you for continuing to geocache on at least semi-regular basis. We haven’t done much this year, but have finally come up with an idea for the new virtual cache “hide” we were awarded last summer. Should be able to get it submitted for review by the end of June and then we’ll see what cachers think! Are there any new virtuals in your area?