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Geocaching is a worldwide adventure sport which utilizes GPS devices to hide and seek hidden containers called geocaches. (Learn more about geocaching) To get started geocaching, all you need is a GPS receiver and a geocache location. (Learn more about getting started) You can find a nearby geocache location at geocaching.com by entering an address or town into the search box.

The Manitoba Geocaching Association (MBGA) strives to advance the sport of geocaching through social activities, public education and promotion of geocaching. (Learn more about the MBGA).

Upcoming events

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MBGA Committe Meeting - April 4, 2006

Location: Smitty’s at Pembina & Grant
Time: 8:05 --> 9:30 ish

Present:
Steven (ertyu), Brian (grnbrg), Tobey (3Ts&aG), Roger (The-Stuntman), Peter (Peter and Gloria), Scott (Lizardo), Dani (dani_carriere), Jen (ava_ad0re)

Absent:
Daniel (Master Instigator), Teal (pink_panther)

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Cacher of the Month - March 2006

polarbeardiggers

polarbeardiggers
polarbeardiggers & little digger
  1. When did you start Geocaching?

    2. We started in the month of May in 2004.

  2. How did you find out about Geocaching?

    3. In 2004, I just had purchased my first computer, eager to learn. We watched a weekend computer show on TV, when they did a spot on a couple with kids searching for treasure on the Vancouver shores with a GPS.. They listed the games web address.

  3. What was it about geocaching that got you hooked into the game?

    4. Just the idea of treasure hunting brings out the inner child in us all. Finding it with the GPS, and making trades, was thrilling enough. Then there was the race for first to finds. That made the game more exciting as well.


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MBGA General Meeting - February 19, 2006

Start Time: 6:15 PM
End Time: 6:45 PM
Attendees: 36+ MBGA members
Location: Fort Garry United Church, 800 Point Road

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Cacher of the Month - February 2006

winnipegk5

winnipegk5
winnipegk5
  1. How did you find out about Geocaching?

    2. I was shopping for a new gpsr on the Garmin website and followed the geocaching link they had posted on their home page.

  2. When did you start Geocaching?

    3. We found our first cache in November 2004 at Birdshill Park

  3. What is the meaning of your username?

    4. It was a message board name I have used in the past and refers to the Chevy K5 Blazer 4x4 trucks.

  4. At the time of this survey, how many finds/hides do you have to your name?

    5. We have 424 finds and 7 hides to date.

  5. What is the most interesting/unusual place that geocaching has taken you?


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Cacher of the Month - November 2005

Peter and Gloria

Peter and Gloria
Gloria and Peter
  1. When did you start Geocaching?

    2. April 1st, 2004 – The first day of Peter’s retirement.

  2. How did you find out about Geocaching?

    3. We already had a GPS and Peter saw a notice in the Selkirk Journal for a 2-evening Geocaching course. The geocaching.com web site was mentioned. He went to the web site and decided that he could figure this out without the course. Two days later we found Bur Oak.

  3. What was it about geocaching that got you hooked into the game?

    4. The Thrill of the Hunt, the new and interesting places that geocaching has taken us; the technology.


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