International Geocaching Day

[@CacheCanada]

Congratulations on your fizzy find. I watched this in camp wearing my new Bluetooth earbuds. Great sound!

[@Komikino]

The music or just audio in general? I have not listened to it with headphones/earbuds... I am curious about it now.

[@CacheCanada]

@@Komikino the sound in general

[@GeoRick]

Great to get an easy 5 terrain and great to fill another Fizzy space. Unfortunately we missed the souvenir this year as we were travelling and just couln't get one along the way.

[@Komikino]

Well, darn. That sucks. :( I feel like I shouldn't worry about souvenirs and just cache "for fun". But I hate missing out too. >_

[@Skimbosh]

To answer your question, Spiderface, I still have caches I have solved that I will NEVER go and look for, so the answer is: infinity. Someone boffed that terrain rating for the canoe cache.

[@Komikino]

It is possible to canoe to it if you go the intended route. I am not sure if the trail I took to it from the apartment complex is a private trail or "no trespassing" area because there was no warning signs up. Anyways, I am not going to complain. Why will you never go for those caches that you solved?

[@ComepiedrasGeocaching]

We found 3 tradis and one lab. We'll show it in our next video 😉

[@Komikino]

Sounds like a productive day! :) Thanks for watching!

[@Hodaggium]

I only found one cache on International Geocaching Day. Now for the question about the longest time between a puzzle solve and the find, it was 12 years for me. Said puzzle is one I solved in 2009 and was sadly archived a few years later. However, I had heard at an event that the cache owner in question would archive his caches without picking them up. So I realized that this one puzzle was near where I was going one day and spotted it in it's hiding spot, and was able to log it as found.

[@Komikino]

You were still able to log it online, right? I've logged archived caches before. :)

[@Daniel-qc9vf]

What’s the GC code?