Tuesday, December 28, 2010
The 33 Rules of Geocachingland by Baytown Bert
1. Cardio (you will need it)
2. The Double Tap (bring redundant data)
3. Beware of Bathrooms (don't use PI for TP)
4. Wear Seat Belts (it's the law)
5. No Attachments (check for ticks)
6. The “Skillet” (remember granola bars)
7. Travel Light (you may be out late)
8. Get a Trusted Partner (self-explanitory)
9. With your Bare Hands (bring band-aids)
10. Don’t Swing Low (barbwire in the back)
11. Use Your Foot (see number 10)
12. Bounty Paper Towels (see number 3)
13. Shake it Off (ladies, see number 12)
14. Bring Change of underwear (in case you forget number 12)
15. Bowling Ball (if all else fails, crawl under it)
16. Opportunity Knocks (FTF!)
17. Don’t be a hero (occasionally let someone else be FTF)
18. Limber Up (3 push-ups will usually qualify)
19. Break it Up (be the first to say "break is over")
20. It’s a marathon, not a sprint, unless it’s a sprint, then sprint (see number 16)
21. Avoid Strip Clubs (avoid skirt-lifting as often as possible)
22. When in doubt know your way out (dehydration kills)
23. Ziplock (bring extra baggies)
24. Use your thumbs (on a heavy caching day, use both hands on the GPSr)
25. Shoot First (Stop looking at your GPSr and follow your gut)
26. A little sun screen never hurt anybody (self-explanitory)
27. Incoming! (Watch for swinging limbs)
28. Double-Knot your Shoes (*GBP = 3X knots)
29. The Buddy System (No cacher left behind)
30. Pack your stain stick (better your stick than your hand)
31. Check the back seat (Don't leave without your kit)
32. Enjoy the little things (That's why you geocache)
33. Swiss army Knife (GSAK)
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