Author name: Jason Smith

After serving in the United States Marine Corps, I now work as a Web Developer. I aim to visit all 50 US states, with only five remaining. I enjoy indulging in whiskey, wine, coffee, occasional gaming (by breaking out the original NES or SNES.), and soaking in hot springs in my free time. I also enjoy hiking and taking pictures, along with metal detecting & magnet fishing.

Geocaching Geotourism Destinations Bucket List

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On my worldwide geocaching adventures, I've unearthed five must-visit geotourism destinations. Costa Rica's lush rainforests are a real treasure trove for geocachers, boasting exotic biodiversity. New Zealand offers stunning landscapes, a welcoming geocaching community, and hidden gems. In Canada, the vast wilderness presents a unique, liberating adventure full of unique locations. Paying due respect to […]

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Geocaching Virtual Cache Hunting Strategies

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Virtual cache hunting strategies are essential because they not only enhance digital literacy and technological sophistication, but also foster online collaboration and strategic thinking. Through these hunts, I've nurtured a keen sense of cybersecurity awareness, adapted to novel and unexpected situations, and refined problem-solving skills. Whether it's mastering GPS technology or solving complex puzzles, each

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Geocaching Weatherproof Gear Recommendations

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When I'm geocaching, my gear is tailored for any weather. For sunny days, I take along UV-protective clothing, sunscreen, and hydration supplies. Rainy conditions call for waterproof GPS devices, clothing, and floating device carriers. In winter, I don't forget thermal clothes, insulated gloves, a hat, and cold-resistant GPS batteries. Windy days require wind-resistant clothing, calibrated

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