Geodashing?

I came across this on Buxley's web page. Has anyone heard of it?Geodashing - Getting There is All the Fun

I see that there are a group of these "dashpoints" in Maine, and one quite close to Dexter. If I hadn't just started digging out, I'd be on my way! LOL!

I hadn't seen this. Just checked it out - looks like fun!

On Buxley's Portland page there are 4 February points. It seems that these are random points. I guess one could be in your backyard. First one to all four points wins. We could do this as Maine cachers, or maybe we should start a team. Get to the waypoint and take a picture.

With some time on my hands and in the area, I decided to go after one of the geodash waypoints. Armed with all the geocaching aids, I could only get as close as .35 on the roads. Being it was only 7:00am, I decided not to wake the local household to get permission. It's in the Durham area, just off I-295 or is it now I-95.:confused: Oh well now I can see how this form is not so popular. You can go to Buxley's Portland Page and get the points. N43 52.746 W070 07.086 it is listed as still unvisited. I do not plan to give up, just better plan my trip.;)

Well, I see that there is now one only 7 miles from my house. If it were spring or summer, I'd have been on my way by now. But with a foot or more of snow, temperature of 7, and a stiff wind....

I think I'll wait for warmer weather! LOL.

It's here: N45 02.556 W069 43.386