Geocache swag diy

As a Geocacher, you know that one of the things that can make finding a cache fun is the treasure, the goodies, the swag, the trade items that you might discover (especially for younger hunters). If you've been geocaching for a while, you probably also know that the quality and appropriateness of swag can vary […]

#birdcoins It is nice to have some unique goodies / swag you can give away, use as decoration or use in the game geocaching. This is a feasable and low cost idea.This summer I've been working with different materials. In the absence of big rocks to paint I started working with small rocks and slices of wood. Feet and beak can be made with pyrography or with paint markers. Use glue and clamp to attach stone to the wood. Different options to finis...

Make your own personalized Handmade Geocaching Swag for dropping in caches. Not sure if this came from a website but all the instructions are in the picture.

So from the experience I have from geocaching for the past month and a half (not even that long lol), I've gotten to see what kinds of treas...

Something we all get, aka Swag, is trade items left by Geocachers. One of the rules of GC is that if you take something from the container, you must replace it with something of your own that is of equal or greater value. Emptying the contents of a GC and replacing it with a handful of pennies, not cool. Unless they were rare I suppose. :p Anything not family friendly for all ages, is also not good swag. This omits leaving lighters, tobacco, alcohol, knives, and fireworks. Another rule is to…

We’re headed on an unstoppable family adventure and exploring the world of geocaching with help from Ford Explorer. Have you ever been out treasure hunting like this before? I’ve posted about geocaching with my kids before, walking around our neighborhood finding spots. This time we’ll be driving to different destinations around Seattle to take on a geocaching adventure! … Continued

Whether you are making your own geocache or simply looking to find some fun swag to leave behind after finding a geocache, here are some creative and affordable ideas for geocaching swag.

Meet Taylor: she has mad artistic talent and the loudest laugh I've ever heard. In high school, nobody had more ridiculous adventures, inside jokes, or better handmade gifts than we did. As the two best runners on the Oxford Cross Country team (no, I'm lying: we sucked) we spent all of our time together. Each of us has an enormous collection of unique handmade treasures from the other. Taylor & I with our 'Joined at the Hip' Cross Country awards in High School My all time favorites are a set…

Inspired by Doodlestones I've started making georocks. Fast to make, not expensive and fun to find as swag for geocaching.Short tutorial for drawing or painting on rocks.Painting with brushes takes some time. Working with markers is fast. Stones Depending where you live you can find them at the beach, moutains or near rivers.Nothing in your neighbourhood? Have a look at a garden shop. For text flat stones are the best.Sturdier and odd s...

Hey, I have a blog that is partilly Geocaching-Related, and I have idea for a post about Good Swag. So, Please post a response on what some good swag is. Thanks! ~Tdeathgem (the name of the blog is swagandstuff.blogspot.com, if you wanted to know)