Murphy’s Geocaching Laws

March 20, 2009 in Geocaching with 2 Comments

Many of you know that I enjoy Geocaching, which can be best described as “using multi-million dollar satellites to find tupperware in the woods.”

Podcacher.com has a forum in which participants share some of Murphy’s Geocaching Laws. I thought I’d share a few of the funnier ones that I read on the forum.

  • When showing friends about geocaching, you’ll have several DNFs [Did Not Finds] in a row
  • You’re always on the wrong side of the river or stream
  • You’re always on the wrong side of the fence.
  • It will always take you longer to find than you expect.
  • The muggles sitting near ground zero are always settled in for the long haul.
  • You always find the easy way in . . . on the way out.
  • You realize you could have parked 10 feet from the cache after hiking in 1/2 mile.

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2 Responses to “Murphy’s Geocaching Laws”

  1. Chris March 21, 2009 at 10:49 #

    Yup, did that. Yup, that happened too. Yup, wrong side of the hill. Hey, are you following me? ; )

  2. Slider&Jack March 23, 2009 at 21:36 #

    You are always wearing dress shoes for the muddiest caches