GeoCaching; A Park Ranger’s Perspective by Doug Adomatis If you stash a cache in Ranger Joe’s jurisdiction with out asking permission, you are missing a great opportunity to make a friend and place a really good cach - Minnesota State Park Geocaching Challenge - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	GeoCaching; A Park Ranger’s Perspective by Doug Adomatis If you stash a cache in Ranger Joe’s jurisdiction with out asking permission, you are missing a great opportunity to make a friend and place a really good cach Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-04-04 09:18:37 Open Document File Size: 17,00 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Tupperware / / Event Extinction / / IndustryTerm online forums / interpretive tool / online log / / Organization South Carolina State Park Service / Furman University / National Parks Service / Foothills Trail Conference Board of Directors / / Person Joe Anderson / Doug Adomatis / / Position Caesars Head / manager of Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area in South Carolina / park ranger / land manager / Ranger / manager of Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area / / Product GeoCache / / ProvinceOrState South Carolina / / Technology GPS / / URL http / SocialTag Human behavior Hobbies Behavior Cache Hoarding Minnesota State Park Geocaching Challenge Geotoken Geocaching Recreation GPS

GeoCaching; A Park Ranger’s Perspective by Doug Adomatis If you stash a cache in Ranger Joe’s jurisdiction with out asking permission, you are missing a great opportunity to make a friend and place a really good cachAdd to Reading List