Difference between revisions of "Hitch hiker"
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− | [[Hitch | + | [[Hitch hiker]]s are items in [[Geocache]]s which are tracked over time. |
− | The first [[Hitch | + | The first [[Hitch hiker]]s were objects with a logbook attached to them. |
Cachers would write their name in the logbook and put the item in another cache. | Cachers would write their name in the logbook and put the item in another cache. | ||
[[Geocaching.com]] then introduced [[Travel Bug]]s which were a coded dog-tags that could be attached to items. These cost about A$8 per bug. | [[Geocaching.com]] then introduced [[Travel Bug]]s which were a coded dog-tags that could be attached to items. These cost about A$8 per bug. | ||
− | [[Geocaching Australia]] has released free [[Hitch | + | [[Geocaching Australia]] has released free [[Hitch hiker]]s called [[Swaggie]]s. |
Revision as of 12:43, 13 July 2005
Hitch hikers are items in Geocaches which are tracked over time. The first Hitch hikers were objects with a logbook attached to them. Cachers would write their name in the logbook and put the item in another cache.
Geocaching.com then introduced Travel Bugs which were a coded dog-tags that could be attached to items. These cost about A$8 per bug.
Geocaching Australia has released free Hitch hikers called Swaggies.