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This is my personal todo list which contains all caches i would like to search during next days:
Sankt Pauli Ruine: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=3e782da8-7955-42d6-99af-7f3b7e17a6b9
Garnisonskirche: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=8e9cd244-d133-4f89-96fb-259e8aabf9ff –> Found & Done
Der Tresor: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=ac592ff5-7f7f-4497-8447-4c79a623a9a7
Eigentlich hatte ich mir heute einen anderen Afterwork-Cache vorgenommen. Aber wie es immer so kommt, der Weg hat mich in eine andere Ecke von Dresden geführt und so habe ich dann doch einmal den „Schluesselband Cache“ gesucht und nach ca. 15 Minuten Waldboden umgraben auch gefunden. Netter Cache, ich wünscht es würden mehr solcher Caches versteckt sein. Die Micro Caches in Form von Filmdosen sind nicht umbedingt die tolle Belohnung nach einer längeren Suche…
Infos zum Schlüsselbandcache hier:
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=1a1dcec9-2433-47f5-85b7-8736ab08a9c0
Today is best weather to go out and find some geocaches. Dave, my colleague send me another interesting cache – a book cache. This type of caches combines two really good things: geocaching and bookcrossing. I will try this cache today and see which books I can share with other geocache and bookcross folks…
You might be interested in the equipment I use for geocaching. Its basically just my HTC cell phone with Windows Mobile for pocket PC 2005. As GPS/map software Pathaway, which is actually a Shareware, is very helpful. PAthaway costs about 59 bugs and has a lot of funcationality starting from compass view up to showing detailed topo maps, tracking, waypoint database, alerting if you go away from your destination and many many more. Just have a look at: www.pathaway.com. This money is a very good investment, but It will take you a while until you are able to use all functions. As GPS receiver I personally use an BT NaviLock BT338 Bluetooth dongle with SirfStar III chipset, which connects to the mobile phone. More you really don’t need to start your geocaching day.
The navilock GPS receiver:
Its as time after about one year without going into the wilderness to look for another interesting GEOCACHE. There was an very interesting one about 4-5 km from my apartment. Its called „Rohrpost“ or „pneumatic delivery“ in English in the area of the Dresdner Heide. I really don’t know if this pipe, which hides the cache really was part of an pneumatic delivery system. But anyway, the cache or more precisely the container of the micro cache is very special. But find out by your self. I have to have out three times to find that cache, it could be hard to find.
Here the link at geocache.com:
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=4dc794da-39ce-4fd6-a319-3a70bab3fb4c
And here a photo:
Good luck!