Story Cube Challenge- June 10

Many people go Geocaching. It is one of those experiences that get you outdoors, hiking in beautiful areas and also uses your mind and a GPS to find the sometimes-elusive cache. Some caches you need a boat to get the cache, not necessarily a Viking boat, or a gondola, but a boat nonetheless. Caches are hidden in dense forests and sometimes you walk around in circles like you are in a maze to try to find the cache.

Sometimes you go on magnificent hikes that lead to the top of the mountain, and it is exhilarating, perhaps like Dorothy felt when she walked the yellow brick road to OZ. At times, you may have to ask for help from your hiking partner or you will have to phone a friend to find a cache. Wizards are not readily available to help with finding caches, however, that would be a cool thing to have- wizards in the forest.

Wild or domestic animals are sometimes seen while geocaching. The typical dog walkers are seen with their dogs, or you may see a cat or two in a city if you are doing urban caching. You can also find cool stuff while in the woods, such as: old rusty cars, plaques dedicated to people, but I have never found a medieval flail. When you are done caching for the day it is time to eat a nice barbeque meal, such as roasted pig on a spit.