We found our 401st geocache in College Park, Maryland. We had to drop something off at an Amazon pickup location. University of Maryland has a location that's staffed by people (not just a block of lockers) probably because of renting text books through Amazon.
We drove to a nearby playground where
My First Cache is located. The cache is an easy find near some shrubbery.
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Cache location |
My daughter was the first to find this particular cache. She was proud to be the first among equals.
The cache is just behind a community gardening area that looked interesting to my wife.
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Community garden |
The biggest draw for the kids was the playground. In addition to trying out the equipment, they played "the ground is lava." I wound up being a lava monster, which meant that I could grab them and force them into the lava. At least, I think that's what I was supposed to do. Other opinions are available.
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Big playground |
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Preschooler playground |
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Avoiding the lava-ground |
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Ready to slide |
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Sliding! |
#402 was on the way to Dice Tower Con 2018. We stopped at a Georgia rest area, did some resting, and found one of the four caches there. The find wasn't too hard except for the heat and a little bushwhacking.
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Georgia Visitors Center |
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Sort of where the geocache is |
The geocache had a game-themed travel bug in it!
Wizards of the Coast are the creators of
Magic: The Gathering. To celebrate one of the set releases, they also released a bunch of travel bugs. This particular one is some sort of armored vampire.
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Magic: The Travel Bug |
We dropped the travel bug on our way home from the convention at
Blandford, a geocache near Petersburg, Virginia. The cache is located in a graveyard that dates back to the early 1700s.
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Blandford Cemetery |
The cache is in a wooded area on the edge of the cemetery. Everyone was in shorts except me, so I wound up going in by myself. The vegetation was high but I didn't get any ticks or poison ivy. The find was pretty easy.
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The cache area |
I almost ran into some deer who were taking an afternoon rest. I barely got them in a photo.
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Deer in the woods |
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