Let's Go Geocaching with Justin McElroy

There is treasure hidden all around you. The internet's Justin McElroy is going to help you find it. Let's get rich! (Well, not rich, but it'll be fun.)
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[@hmmurdockofids]

I was looking for one on the side of a busy street with my dad and I couldn't find it. A full-size cargo truck was in the center lane trying to make a left-hand turn and the driver shouts "hey are you geocaching? Want a hint?" And he yelled out this hint from like fifty feet away and I found it and he gave a double thumbs up. Cool dude.

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Did you find it?

[@quirkypurple3]

the first time i went geocaching the first thing i looked for said “stealth required” and it made me feel very cool

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Stealth required - Basically for every geocache 😆 We Geocachers are very sneaky and stealthy folk!

[@cachetheline]

But did you find it?? :)

[@justinlongo3667]

Things Justin McElroy and I have in common: •Interest in Geocaching and Disney World •Being named Justin

[@dinofeino1811]

Ah same

[@noahatlas5240]

Justin Longo I’m so happy for you

[@cachetheline]

Ditto. Only without the Justin part...

[@MisterAppleEsq]

You both have the letter O in your surname! And L as well!

[@athomassen3980]

•saying trans rights (probably)

[@siennacullimore8776]

Downloaded the app because of this video and found out my grandfather has been doing this in my town for 19 years and has hidden things in every nook and cranny.

[@cachetheline]

Wow that's awesome! Have you found any yet? Does he know you started with app yet? Could be a nice surprise :) 19 years though, do you know if he's a charter member? The game itself is 20 years old this year!

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Thats awesome, Ive found so many places in my town because of Geocaching

[@fjr4205]

That tossed off "stay safe, stay hopeful I love you very much" at the end hit HARD today, thanks for the cathartic cry J Man

[@ronangoforth3081]

When I was a kid, my dad took me, my brother, and sister geocaching almost every weekend. We all groaned and complained, especially when the weather got bad during a trip, but 10-15 years later, I miss those afternoons spent wandering through the woods. I learned how to read a GPS, visit nature without disturbing it, and best of all, got to spend time with the best dad in the world.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Very nice story. Some good childhood memories! Partially due to Geocaching! Back in those days there weren't that many caches around. Now over 3 million. I hope to take my future kids out geocaching and make memories, like your dad did!

[@gadgetpatch9975]

Had similar experiences with my own biodad and siblings. We'd use geocaching to structure our hikes, go seeking out neat places, and hoping to find a Travel Bug/Trackable to help get to their destination. I generally enjoyed it, but sometimes I groaned too, but I have a lot of fond memories of those hunts. Even managed to dragged some friends out a handful of times since! Good memories.

[@cachetheline]

That's awesome. Have you ever gone out again since? Or are you content in just having those wonderful memories? :)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Awwwww, I love these stories. So many memories through Geocaching

[@ronangoforth3081]

@@cachetheline I moved about 700 miles away from my dad last year and I haven't been out since, but I'm planning on taking my partner geocaching soon. It'll be nice to share part of my childhood with my love ☺️

[@JonathanStrickland]

Oh hey, I wrote How Geocaching Works for HowStuffWorks, so it was fun seeing this!

[@isaacj.elliott2137]

Jonathan Strickland hey I’ve read your stuff before!

[@cachetheline]

Awesome, more people need to learn about this hobby!

[@allgodsnomasters2822]

u wizard

[@evie5375]

oh hey dude, i love howstuffworks!

[@noahatlas5240]

The water bottle that just says D A D, the cell phone and shirt matchy matchy, the very very mystical editing clicker hanging off the mic just out of frame... I am TAKING IT IN, FOLX

[@HufflepuffsPanda]

So you’re saying... if I go to Huntington... I could find some discontinued TAZ merch?????

[@faultofdaedalus2666]

i've got a geocache in front of my house, its always a treat to see kiddos come looking for it.

[@cachetheline]

haha it must be a nice one then, is it fairly large with stuff in it? We need more of those :)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Thats cool, I bet the Cache is always in good order.

[@margareteprice]

Mad Dad vibes coming off this video, and I'm not just talking about the water bottle~

[@JOEIsAwesomeMC]

We stan the dad vibes though

[@michellewilliams4167]

My sister's bf proposed with a geocache! They used to go together all the time so one time he went out early and hid the ring box in a larger cache. He was so worried someone was gonna find it before they got there.

[@Bananafangs_]

My favorite moment related to geocaching came when I was hiking in a park near my house. There is this big birch forest with a HUGE cliff - I was making a nature video and hiked to the top, panning across the landscape at the top. I tilted down and BOOM - big wooden crate on a ledge in the middle of the cliff. I climbed down, opened it, took a little toy and left something, then signed it. A week or two later I received an email - the geocache was made by an old friend of mine for a Scout project and we hadn't spoken in a LONG LONG time. Really great memory.

[@cachetheline]

WOW, that's an amazing discovery. And you weren't geocaching then? I love hearing stories of people discovering geocaches by accident - and doing exactly what one is supposed to do with a geocache :) (too many get destroyed and muggled, unfortunately). Scouts make some great geocaches too. Very cool

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Now that is a cool find. Ive had so many people find my Geocaches, and start caching themselves.

[@chrisbianculli3465]

The best geocache I've ever found, I was walking around a state park looking on the ground and I couldn't find anything anywhere. I then look up and right at my eye level there's a big old squirrel on a tree right in front of me that scared the bejesus out of me. I then realize that this squirrel is not moving and is fake. Turns out the squirrel was the geocache and it had a little waterproof container that was stuck in a hole that had been drilled out *ahem* just below his tail......I laughed for so long at that cache.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Hahahaha we had the same, but with a pig 🐖 One guess where the actual cache container was? Yeah ... there. 🤣

[@sofialaya596]

that's amazing hahaha

[@faroshscale]

OMFG

[@cachetheline]

lol, that sounds like a moment more people have than we know, but keep entirely to themselves :) I've been iffy about reaching for some when I wasn't sure if it was real or not! Fake snakes can be great if they're partially hidden, haha

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Hahaha, Great memories, I love night caches, they scare the >>>>> out of me.. haha

[@Tine_of_Nice_Dreams]

justin ignoring his audience for the first two minutes of his stream to tweet is such a dominating power move

[@kitteneyejo]

i just want to say i love "there was a lil lizard in there and it scared the bejeezus outta me"

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Hahaha, I've had a snake or two here, in Australia

[@xx420jin69xx]

Everytime I see Justin in a video he looks more and more like a dad

[@clairemckinley691]

My dad has been super into geocaching since about 2007, and has found over 4000 caches and set up dozens of his own ones. It was a great family activity to do growing up. We’re a pretty outdoorsy family so we would do lots of off the beaten path caches. We did a fair number of 5 star terrain caches (for a cache to have a 5 star terrain rating they have to require special equipment to access like abseiling or climbing gear), a memorable one was where we had to traverse across a canyon to get to the cache on a cliff. On the way back I slipped and badly broke my finger and that was our 2000th cache.

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Sounds like you have learn't so much from your Dad. Fun Family activity

[@drakeblood4]

Oh jeepers I'm here early enough to make a comment that'll actually stick around. What do I say? Uh, in 2008 Domino's Pizza attached pizza discount cards to Save It Abstinence Education virginity cards. So, for a good period of time some overworked college student got to say "Look, I'm gonna need to take your v-card if you want half off this deep dish" to a bunch of middle schoolers. I dunno if there's ad copy available to do a Munch Squad on this, just figured the public should know.

[@ItTakesTwoReviews]

I'm going to take your v-card bro

[@majalis7010]

gonna be needing that v-card markus.

[@fernandopessoa7463]

MY NAME IS SPRITE PEPSI AND I'M ABSTINENCE UNTIL I DIE

[@justinemcq4503]

This is very important information, thank you for making it public.

[@brody2k]

I saw that on reddit, shit's buck wild.

[@bethanymcmullen7429]

Suddenly, I realize how much Charlie looks like Justin

[@redrum704928]

Bethany McMullen it’s like they are related...lol

[@slicklix1618]

Wait this is really just Justin talking about geocaching for 20 minutes

[@lesliefoundhergrail]

A couple of geocaching notes during COVID-19: *Please make sure to check websites and social accounts of local officials, parks, trails, etc for what you're allowed to do outside. For instance, where I'm at the city parks are closed, and national & state parks nearby don't allow cars to park, but you can hike or bike in. Some cache owners are leaving their caches live even when the location around them is closed so pleeeeease triple check. *If you learn that cache is unavailable during this time, make a comment in the virtual log! I'm sure people who are geocaching this time will definitely appreciate it. *If you live in busy areas, pleeeeeeeeease bring your own pen, and if you're fortunate enough, bring some hand sanitizer. Caches are touched by hundreds of people, over the course of months. So. Stay safe. *Read the description carefully. It may tell you where to park, enter, etc. Sometimes caches are on the side of the highway that may make things dangerous if you don't pay attention. *If a cache is broken, water logged, stolen etc. make sure to comment that on the virtual log.

[@olojondro73]

I'd probably just not geocache at all until this blows over. Stay at home as much as you can y'all.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Well explained. These are sad times. A lot of caches can either not be done or you're not even allowed to go outside at all, like us. Can't wait to go out geocaching again!

[@rinho]

viruses don't live on surfaces very long, but it's good to clean stuff you find simply because u dunno where its been.

[@cachetheline]

Yes, it's a judgment call everyone needs to make in their region if they're legally still allowed do what geocaching requires. Safest is give it up for a bit, but if it's not illegal, then be clean and safe while doing it! In many areas it's most likely safer than many 'essential' activities :)

[@Squirl7504]

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[@rachelburns9640]

My senior year of high school I had the option of taking Calculus or Outdoor Math. I took Outdoor Math obviously and learned about dead reckoning, how to read a gps, and a compass among other thing. Our final exam was geocaching in the woods by our high school. Favorite class I ever took

[@cachetheline]

Now that's neat! Awesome when school use geocaching as a lesson. Have you tried it since?

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

OMG I wish I could have studied Geocaching at school. Haha

[@popnpeaceprincess]

outdoor math sounds like it whips ass

[@tiredtheatremajor211]

Brought up the idea of going geocaching to my mom: Me: I thought maybe we could go geocaching this weekend, do you know what that is? Her: Yeah but we don't have any rocks. Me: Alright, you do not know what geocaching is.

[@cachetheline]

lol was she thinking the hobby of painted rocks? Seems to be a similar popular one, but definitely not geocaching. :)

[@tiredtheatremajor211]

@@cachetheline She was yeah, haha! She was like "yeah we have to paint the rocks" and I was like "no it's not that one" lol

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Hahaha, Painted Rocks is popular too, I've found a few while Geocaching.

[@brandonjeffi5976]

Justin enjoys a refreshing beverage 3:17, 17:52

[@fernandopessoa7463]

3:18 Hell yeah, grip it and rip it, baby!

[@MidoriJane12]

the best possible scenario when finding a cash is that there’s a little lizard in there come on

[@darthdorkus]

Cache

[@leiram2704]

Hell yeah!

[@cachetheline]

How about mice? Or spiders? :)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Snakes and Spiders here in Australia.. hahaha

[@teaganyoumans]

Favorite geocache was the Twilight chain in Forks, Washington!!! Super beautiful and creative. The final cache was HUGE and another was hidden via pulley system?!! Super cool stuff.

[@cachetheline]

Sounds excellent! Do you remember the GC code?

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Now that sounds like a great Cache

[@teaganyoumans]

Cache the Line oh gosh I sorry I don’t. Tbh I did this cache 5+ years ago when I was younger but I can certainly look :)

[@teaganyoumans]

Cache the Line www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC1N9H4_twilight?guid=0f427428-5278-4bab-8a98-f36919ed838b (okay so this is the page to the cache. There is a description for each site and coordinates for each! It’s from 2009 so idk about it’s current status, but there ya go! Sorry for the late reply lol)

[@cachetheline]

@@teaganyoumans Nice, thanks. Yeah, every geocache has a unique GC code - this one is GC1N9H4. You can look up the GC code on the website and in any mobile app

[@emmy4058]

One time we found a geocache that was covered in coyote piss. My cousin in law gave us lemon scented hand sanitizer for the ride home to try and cover the eye watering rancid smell of the piss, so the car ride home smelled of acidic coyote piss with a hint of artificial lemons. Good times.

[@cachetheline]

😮

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Ohhhhhhh Lucky we don't have Coyote's here in Australia

[@tatumbrown9718]

Have always thought about trying geocaching but never did, this video convinced me to at least download the app on a whim and it turned out there was one hidden in the park just 5 blocks from my house. I took both my younger sisters (im 21, they're 19 and 12) with me, and as short as the journey was, the searching and finally finding ended up being one of the best sibling bonding times we've ever had. A huge thank you to Justin for giving me that final push and giving all 3 of us this awesome experience. Will definitely be doing it again in the future!!

[@cachetheline]

Wow, very cool experience! Glad it turned out well. Not being able to find a first geocache can be a huge downer :) Awesome that it turned out to be a great bonding experience. Have you checked for any others since then? (even though it wasn't even a day ago, haha)

[@tatumbrown9718]

@@cachetheline We havent gotten the chance to yet but we /have/ made some preliminary plans! There is another one at a park about two miles from us, and as all 3 of us jog as our primary form of exercise, we're hoping to run out there this weekend then run back after our search! And regarding not finding a first geocache, i must admit we very nearly didnt until my youngest sister insisted we search place i was just POSITIVE wouldnt be viable (of course, this was exactly where it turned out to be, lol)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

I remember my first Geocache too. I haven't looked back. Even making Geocaching videos now too.

[@xALittleFarGonex]

The authorities can’t keep you down, Justin, thank you for sharing your geocaching secrets with us🙏🙏

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Geocaching Secrets.. hehehehe

[@nuggman4896]

justin im just here to say for the love of GOD keep doing the charlie and daddy show its the single sweetest piece of media ever created

[@garbage-boitrash-man1489]

F for the stream dying in the middle leaving the chat in a wall of Fs

[@allymadden3279]

The lizard that scared the bejeezus out of him 😂😂💚💚

[@d3arinsan1ty]

hhhhhhhhh my entire heart is overflowing with love for justin tyler mcelroy

[@peridotqueen26]

Imagining Justin unrolling a teeny tiny scroll, signing his name reaaal small, and rolling it up again to hide it away Tiny Heist style makes me so, indescribably happy

[@demas5334]

I’m making little polymer clay koroks. I’ve got a plan.

[@claudevl3254]

This made me smile, to think of finding a korok in the wild.

[@Jacob-jm1tu]

You're sick. Sick!

[@tempestSH]

It's interesting to think geocaching might be in a lull right now -- with technology how it is, I feel like geocaching could go absolutely mental now. Imagine finding like, an Augmented Reality QR code on a card in a geocache that has a hologram message or something like that. The possibilities feel literally endless.

[@cachetheline]

Absolutely! I don't personally think it's in a lull - there are more people joining and trying it out (especially now during the crisis) but the past few years Geocaching HQ has been trying out loads of ways to invigorate the game with souvenirs, challenges, loads of collectible items, games, social events... I think it's very different from those early years (though the core is still the same!) but so are people :) It's awesome right now! They even tested out an AR geocache type for a while to see how it would fare, given so much of the community uses smartphone. I made an AR cache that utilized a local movie theater's movie times billboard :) And you sure can put things into a geocache that use augmented reality - like personalized calling cards.

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

It sure has been in a Lull, here in Australia we can go out caching once again now.

[@GippyHappy]

Have you ever seen something in your recommended and think “oh I GOTTA see this”

[@xKeyWolfx]

Damn I used to geocache back in the day before smartphones... We had to borrow a GPS from the library! Switched to letterboxing for awhile (similar but sans gps and with stampbooks) before eventually stopping. I didn't even realize how much easier it must be now that smartphones exist!

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

It's so easy with a smart phone! We never used a GPS, but having things like logging, photos, a decent map, a quick Google search for a puzzle, etc is such a breeze.

[@cachetheline]

Yeah the smartphone capability really opened up the hobby to the general populace! Especially now with most every smartphone having GPS ability and being decently good at it. Awesome hobby for people to pick up, and get in touch with some of the local community.

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Smartphones have made it so much easier to go Geocaching these Days.

[@justinemcq4503]

"Stay hopeful" thank you Justin! I really needed to hear that today.

[@ShadowSwift12]

I actually had one of the old little hand held Geocache GPS things, that were like a digital thing you carried that had a little screen specifically for Geocaching. It didn't work well. This was right when smart phones were becoming popular so the app wasnt out yet

[@teaganyoumans]

Nosey OMG same. We got really attached to ours tho and named it Geo... I was like, 9 lol. (He low key sucked though tbh😔)

[@DaBayleef]

We had two of those! I never actually got to hold it or look at it though.

[@cachetheline]

Have you picked it up to try it again? Smartphones have come a long way over the years. I started in 2009 with an iPhone 3GS :)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Smartphones have made such a great impact to the hobby

[@dannyjq]

geocaching was a big part of my childhood! i still remember the first time i found a geocache before the adults i usually went with, it was disguised as an oak leaf on a fallen tree. we made a few caches ourselves, including a mystery cache i based off deltora quest. eventually stopped when they made it impossible to access most caches without paying for the membership 😔

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

They still have a free option, however it is limited. I love Caching almost every day.

[@ecogeek234]

My favorite memory geocaching is looking for one in a local trail and coming upon people who just stumbled into it. So me and my mom got to explain what it was to them!!

[@cachetheline]

I love random friendly encounters! Do you know if they decided to try it out? :)

[@partlyironic]

The wholesome dad vibes in this video... excellent.

[@rachelz8230]

You did such a good job explaining this, Justin! I’ve been using my time at home in Michigan to bike around and find a bunch of city caches near me (there’s HUNDREDS), and I hope that this video brings more people into it!

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

I love all the locations Geocaching takes us too

[@amandaf7924]

thank u for this knowledge papa justin

[@L_Martin]

Having never heard of this before, listening to this I got to around the 6:21 minute mark and seriously started to feel like I was in a dream.

[@StarshipRanger5]

This brought me a lot of joy and calm, thank you Justin! Love watching people talk about stuff that they enjoy :)

[@deannaday3187]

I'm watching this at 4:30am even though I have basically zero interest in geocaching because Justin's dad vibes give me serotonin

[@moss_yt]

My older brother looooved Geocaching in 2011. When he got his first car he kept a shoebox in the back that was a little Geocaching kit.

[@gravitydefining]

Me and my mom have been geocaching since I was a kid! We’ve got handheld gps’s specifically for geocaching, we taught a class for several years at the Chautauqua Lake, NY. We had to basically remake several of them since a lot have been taken down or stolen. We use the same areas, and just make them more kid friendly. We haven’t been out actively caching in a while tho, but this just gave me some inspiration to get back out there.

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Yes, Get back into it after all this virus is gone. We can finally get back to geocaching here in Australia

[@noahatlas5240]

Justin called me his friend!! Hello Justin! Man that made me so happy

[@Sarah-kc9ky]

Justin you bring me a lot of joy in general but especially during quarantine. Hail McElroys

[@tentavision5019]

Justin how long were you staring open mouthed at the camera

[@charlipierce6531]

I just got back into geocaching during the quarantine. So fun to hear you talk about it thanks for the lingo refresher!:)

[@EwanMakeMovies]

There was an awesome Geocache in Glasgow that was a little magnetic bullet thing stuck behind a pipe in an alleyway off Argyle Street. When you unscrewed it there was a little scroll inside where anyone who found it could write their initials and the date. Eventually someone stole it. :( Ooh, thanks to watching this video, I now know it was a 'nano' type cache.

[@cachetheline]

Ahhh the infamous nano cache! Those can be super evil. It may have been stolen, but I'd bet it fell and got lost in the rain or being kicked or something. They can be awful for that. And signing those in the cold is just awful. haha

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Nano types are hard sometimes

[@PrettyGuardian]

Thank you for telling us about Geocaching. I might go do this over the weekend.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Go for it! It's awesome! We found 500+ caches now and still enjoy finding a new one!

[@sassyhulk7685]

This was really informative and helpful! I'm excited to try it when it warms up here.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

You should! It's awesome!!

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Yes, Geocaching is an awesome hobby.

[@DaBayleef]

Word of advice for anyone that wants to geocache with their family: DON'T GO OVERBOARD. My mom would make it so almost every weekend or everywhere we went we had to get at least one geocache. We're in deep south Texas, it's HOT, there's tons brush, thorns, cacti, etc and most of the ones she'd pick were all up in that business. She would plan out like 30 to 50 and expect us to be engaged and having a good time. I was a little kid and I totally agree with Justin that geocaching is a great way to see things that you normally wouldn't, but my mom made geocaching feel like an absolute garbage chore that was all about numbers. I haven't geocached in years and I would like to try again, but now every time I think about doing it I just remember how miserable I felt and decide not to. DON'T. GO OVERBOARD.

[@cachetheline]

Oh man, that's unfortunate. One benefit of solo geocaching is you don't have to worry about other people being on board. We have many geocachers around here who are married or have children and they're the only ones out geocaching most, if not all, of the time, probably on the agreement that it's "their thing" :). I think if you find someone who loves it as much as you do, you're quite fortunate! Maybe you could try it out again, find a friend or two who you enjoy geocaching with, or just go out solo, and explore!

[@DaBayleef]

@@cachetheline I might try that! Maybe. I'd have to somehow do it without my mom's knowledge because there would definitely be hurt feelings and she would probably stop talking to me for a while :/

[@outdatedmeme4963]

I didn't know what geocaching was before this, this is so wholesome, I'm so happy. Looks like when the virus ends, ya girls gonna hop around her college's city looking

[@cachetheline]

I think when this crisis is done geocaching is going to get another big boost! So many friends being unable to get out geocaching together right now, and so many cancelled events... :( It's such a social hobby! But it's saved by the fact it's also just as fun when solo :) Don't forget to try it when you feel it's safe to do so!

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Geocaching is such a family friendly game, which is very refreshing these days. We can go caching again here in Australia, now.

[@supermanoo3]

I love Geocaching! In Cincinnati ofcourse!

[@cazki]

My family used to do this all the time in the Cali desert when we rode dirtbikes and quads. Super fun to just hop on a bike and find something cool. Best one we found was a small bottle drilled into a rock. Had one for a while that we checked in on every trip/few trips, but we moved away and it ended up water-logged. Definetly some good memories though.

[@allymadden3279]

Love you, Justin. Thank you ♥️

[@Goatbeez]

Thanks Justin! Been looking for something to help keep my mind off of some personal issues I've been having and I think this is definitely one viable option. Knew about it, but never followed through and I think your perspective has swayed me

[@blinkfilms1]

After this stream i got my mom and brother to go geocaching with me. We found two easy ones and I'm counting it a success

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Thats a great memory, Its such a family friendly game.

[@SFinerFACE]

Loved this a ton, Justin! Went geocashing with my brother when I was younger and the iphone first came out. I think I'd love to get back into it!

[@rosemarie7959]

I had absolutely no idea this existed until I watched this video.

[@lordoflame212]

This video straight up got me into geocaching thanks Justin.

[@elisec7840]

this video was very relaxing to me, thank you so much

[@beel4498]

I had no idea this was a thing, I live in the UK and idk if it’s even a thing here, but this is so overwhelmingly wholesome to me and I want to start searching noww

[@iciajay6891]

Aww bless~ It is a thing in Canada as well. It is very wholesome.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

It's quite a big thing even! Over 3 million geocaches hidden all over the world, in the most unthinkable and remote locations! It's so much fun!! Not many people know about it though. I'm happy to see someone like Justin promoting it!

[@cachetheline]

It's a worldwide thing for sure! It may be on hold a bit in various regions depending on local regulations, but it's absolutely going full force and the UK is very active. :)

[@raymondrogers4446]

Thanks! Looking forward to giving this a go in Albany

[@slipperynikolai6325]

I found a geo cache completely by accident when I was wandering around in the woods once, I had no idea it was this huge!

[@RossKesselring]

Started Geocaching in March thanks to this video and I just hit 50 finds! Thanks Justin :)

[@issiahslaughter6324]

thank god its a justin

[@bdermard]

WORLDS BEST DAD

[@devinreed7305]

You're a beautiful genius!

[@xMORGANisAkittyx]

I remember we actually had a unit in middle school P.E that was all about geocaching, we even had this fancy schmancy little phone type device that we used to find the ones that were hidden throughout our little town. In high school I took a photography class where we got to go on a field trip to a huge state park with huge climbable cliffs and stuff like that where me and my friends accidentally stumbled upon a cache hidden in a cracked rock !!! There was a notebook to write names in it and the next year when we took a different photography class we found it again ! Every time I go back to that park I always make an effort to try and find it

[@kw144]

This was so fun, thank you Justin!

[@littlesarahr7907]

I'm going to leave a comment here, because comments are (probably smartly) turned off for the Charlie & Daddy Show, but coming from a home with no kids (by choice, due to health problems), with a husband who is a doctoral level child psychologist... every bit with Justin and Charlie gives me life, and I love it! I live vicariously through you. What a strong, opinionated, bold, awesome little girl you have!!

[@cachetheline]

So I saw some video being mentioned a whole lot on twitter about Justin McElroy talking about geocaching, and getting people into the hobby. I look it and BOOM here it is! :D Time to watch! haha I've been geocaching almost 11 years now too, and vlogging about for 2 1/2 years. Definitely interested in this ;)

[@parkerfondren3440]

Thanks for the content Justin!

[@MrOuest]

Wholesome AF

[@kniferoomba4682]

Before lockdown my friend and I had started geocaching every week together. We miss it very much and hope to get back out there soon :)

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

We can get back to Geocaching here in Australia

[@m.orionyt]

Get griffin a worlds third best brother bottle for his bday

[@joeyb9910]

YESSS JUSTIN ❤️

[@ghastsly]

rip to the stream, the man can’t keep all of us down

[@jarroddobben]

This is the coolest tutorial I've ever watched

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

Geocaching is an awesome Hobby. I've now started a 'Geocaching for Beginners' series here, on KZbin. Love the promo for Geocaching. It's making a return with the new apps on our smartphones.

[@formaldehydeinc]

just to recap. so far our boy hoops has streamed about Disney world and geocaching.

[@jesswood2393]

Thank you Justin! I'm actually super interested in doing this now and just installed an app for it

[@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell]

So much info online now too. I've just started a 'How To' Geocaching series.

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Very well explained! Let's welcome more people to the beautiful world that is Geocaching! Even though at the moment, you can't go Geocaching in some countries due to Covid-19. Love your examples about food and animals in/around caches. It's part of the adventure! 😁🤣

[@cachetheline]

Hey! You're here! haha :D

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

@@cachetheline Hahaha yeah. Also noticed Elmo somewhere in the comments.

[@n8rhymeswith]

I did a puzzle geocache with Math Club in college back in the late aughts. Can confirm, was fun!

[@wrenmt]

Thanks for this! We did it when I was a kid and it was a lot harder back then :P Started up after seeing this and just found my 15th :) My one year old got a sweet Spider-Man ring and I’ve been having a great time. Thanks for posting!

[@ghost_type_dan]

Justin’s Hi! At 0:50 made me smile

[@Anilikedifranco]

I stopped geocaching for moral reasons, because a geocaching club in my city decided to remove the geocache I made >:( elitists

[@TheCuriousKiwis]

Oh! 😲 That's sad!! Why did they remove it?

[@Anilikedifranco]

The Curious Kiwis they didn’t give much explanation, I think maybe it was because it was on an island in a lake, but that’s part of the fun, and nobody was obligated to go for a swim

[@outdatedmeme4963]

@@Anilikedifranco that sounds like so much fun, though!!

[@cachetheline]

A geocaching club removed your geocache?? That's weird and just wrong! If it was placed on public land or with permission, they have no right, and they should know that. I hope you consider trying it again. You could put their geocaches on your ignore list if you really want :)

[@Anilikedifranco]

Cache the Line Thanks! I’m gonna try to get back out there again, it was always really fun

[@lizabee]

I was just listening to the episode of still buffering where you explained this to Riley! Geocaching is very cool, you feel like a real explorer 😊

[@cachetheline]

Especially when geocaching takes you away from your regular old home region! :D

[@AM-ow3gn]

god I wish I could summon trans rights by saying it three times.

[@mattgoo]

Audio Buddy whats this have to do with this video?

[@Tine_of_Nice_Dreams]

@@mattgoo Justin said Trans Rights baby

[@Carca.mp3]

matt goo 16:45

[@mattgoo]

Snufkin says Gay Rights right on! ty

[@Squirl7504]

+

[@hipsterfruitsalad9173]

Take us on a geocache!!

[@toxicbambi6208]

can't forget the important acronym "byop" bring your own pen