an epic quest
Anybody ever heard of a game called "Geo Caching?"
No? Well...it's this game invented by people around the world with Global Positioning Systems. At the websitie geocaching.com, people post coordinates to some box or something somewhere in the world, and if you have a GPS, you can go find it. Which is what a couple of friends and myself did on Thursday...in some woodsy area on Arlington's west side fraught with broken bottles, golf ballls, and an old ammo box at the base of a tree which our coordinates led us to. Inside were a bunch of random small items that people have left to be taken; we took a quarter and left a piece of paper entitling the bearer to "Mark's Soul." Good times.
Call me if you want to hang out over spring break.
No? Well...it's this game invented by people around the world with Global Positioning Systems. At the websitie geocaching.com, people post coordinates to some box or something somewhere in the world, and if you have a GPS, you can go find it. Which is what a couple of friends and myself did on Thursday...in some woodsy area on Arlington's west side fraught with broken bottles, golf ballls, and an old ammo box at the base of a tree which our coordinates led us to. Inside were a bunch of random small items that people have left to be taken; we took a quarter and left a piece of paper entitling the bearer to "Mark's Soul." Good times.
Call me if you want to hang out over spring break.