It 's a new game technology, a sort of treasure hunt GPS assisted by pointing to the spoils (coins, dolls, writing pads and whatever else there is in the fantasy of who prepares it) called "cache ". The geocaching however, is not only a fun pastime but also a very environment-related and to the environment. The acronym, in fact, to indicate cleaning is related to the game: I quote: "Cache in Trash out", which translates to "place a cache, take out the garbage" and shows precisely how the player, it can take to heart do it in a clean and respected and should not be so if the players roll up their sleeves and start cleaning. In fact,
geocachers usually bring the envelopes and when possible, dedicate the time to clean the area where the cache is hidden by trash this and then discard them properly. The last action of hunting and cleaning, there was June 1 on the occasion of the first Italian event CITO "Sea of \u200b\u200bMaremma", organized by a group of geocachers in the area and that has taken place in the pine forest behind the beach that connects Castiglione della Pescaia and Marina di Grosseto. The area was given as clean but at the end of the day and all non-geocachers, who had taken part in the hunt, have returned with bags full of garbage of all kinds.
A good opportunity to get in touch with geocachers will be on June 29 for the second Nano Event to be held in the Parco Nazionale del Circeo, in "Cerasella" in the middle of the plain forest, in what Forest was once known as Circe. The event is scheduled for 10:00 am and lunch bag and everyone will enjoy what everyone brings. Of course, barbecue and fireworks are banned.
geocachers usually bring the envelopes and when possible, dedicate the time to clean the area where the cache is hidden by trash this and then discard them properly. The last action of hunting and cleaning, there was June 1 on the occasion of the first Italian event CITO "Sea of \u200b\u200bMaremma", organized by a group of geocachers in the area and that has taken place in the pine forest behind the beach that connects Castiglione della Pescaia and Marina di Grosseto. The area was given as clean but at the end of the day and all non-geocachers, who had taken part in the hunt, have returned with bags full of garbage of all kinds.
A good opportunity to get in touch with geocachers will be on June 29 for the second Nano Event to be held in the Parco Nazionale del Circeo, in "Cerasella" in the middle of the plain forest, in what Forest was once known as Circe. The event is scheduled for 10:00 am and lunch bag and everyone will enjoy what everyone brings. Of course, barbecue and fireworks are banned.
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