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Geocaching and I've Got Mail, pt 2

Good morning everyone.  Continuing with last week's fun fact; the furthest caches in Manitoba (including archived caches) located in the North, West, and South.  To the North, "Gangler's - Northern Pike"  GC327X9.  It had a D/T rating of 5/3.5.  Hidden in July of 2011, it was found twice before being archived in August, 2014.  It's latitude was N58 58.807  To the West, "Builded Better" GC2GGK8.  Hidden in October, 2010 with a rating of 1/1.  It was found 16 times before being archived in September, 2015.  It had a longitude of W101 52.785  Finally, the most Southerly geocache in Manitoba.  "Straight to the Point"  GC206D6.  Hidden in October, 2009 with a 1.5/1.5 rating.  It was found 46 times before being archived in August, 2012.  It's latitude was N49 00.080.

I've been getting some geocaching stuff in the mail over the past couple of months.  More so over the Christmas holidays.  This week, I want to share with you some of the goodies I've received.  I'm going to start with my Patreon goodies.  When you support a geocaching creator, you could get some cool stuff as a thank you for supporting them.  First up is the newest pathtag from GeoJangie.  GeoJangie tries to have a new pathtag every year.  Off the top of my head, I think this is my third pathtag from her.  GeoJangie has her own blog and is the creator of The Geocaching Guild FB page.  If you like reading blogs, that is the place to go.  You can find GeoJangie's blog page here > https://geocachingjangie.com/

(newest GeoJangie pathtag and a personal card)

Next up is Cache The Line.  I received a couple of buttons, a pathtag, and a GCNW trackable.  Also included is a personal card from Cache The Line.  Cache The Line has his own YouTube channel and recently has started a Weekend Awesome Mission (WAM).  You can follow Cache The Line's adventures on his YouTube channel over here > CacheTheLine


My newest creator that I support is Cache Canada.  I got a Cache Canada trackable, pathtag and a personal card.  Cache Canada also has a YouTube channel and I really enjoy watching their 'One Minute Wednesday' videos.  Since they're one minute, I can watch them while on a break at work.  You can find Cache Canada's YouTube channel over here > CacheCanada


As a patreon to The Geocaching Podcast, I received a code that gave me a discount on some of their merchandise.  I used that code to get a new T-shirt.  I need to overhaul my T-shirts as most are getting old and worn.  What better way to do that than some geocaching related T-shirts.  I try to catch the podcast each Wednesday at 8:30pm central.  Sometimes I listen while I'm writing or editing my blogs.  You can catch their podcasts here > TheGeocachingPodcast


Since I'm ordering new T-shirts for myself, I went to Cacher's Corner Store and got myself a Cache The Line T-shirt.  There's plenty of neat stuff at Cacher's Corner Store.  You can check out their site here > https://cacherscornerstore.com/


Recently, I was reading one of GeoJangie's blogs.  In it, she mentioned that she added some new stuff to her 'store'.  I have always liked her logo.  Now it's on a T-shirt.  I didn't waste any time ordering one for myself.  You can find this T-shirt along with other GeoJangie swag here > GeoJangie's store


Add in the Cache Canada T-shirt I got earlier in the year from Cacher's Corner Store, I have a nice collection of geocaching related T-shirts from each of the creators that I support.  I could make an entire blog of geocaching apparel that I own as there's another T-shirt, two hoodies, and a hat that I own.


Do you support any geocaching creators by purchasing their merchandise?  That's it for this week.  Until next time, be happy, hug your geo-pets, be safe, enjoy each day, and most of all, have fun.  Peace out.

(This is my cute, adorable face)

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  1. Cache Canada10 February 2020 at 05:54

    Wow cool. You really support the community and give back.

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