What does BOP mean in geocache?
What does BOP mean in geocache?
Base of Post
BOP – Base of Post. BOT – Base of Tree. BYOP – Bring your Own Pencil/Pen. C&D – Cache and Dash. CITO – Cache In Trash Out.
What does GZ stand for in geocaching?
Ground Zero
GZ – Ground Zero – refers to the cache’s hiding spot. GPS – Global Positioning System. GPSr – Global Positioning System Receiver. GPX – GPS eXchange Format – a file type used by GPSr’s.
What does Tftc mean?
Thanks For The Cache
“Thanks For The Cache”, a phrase commonly used in geocaching. Tales from the Crypt (disambiguation), a horror franchise originally published by EC Comics during the 1950s.
What does DNF mean in geocaching?
Did not find
Here’s what you do. You log a DNF on the geocache page. It’s “Did not find” and it means, “I care.” When you log a DNF, you’re telling geocachers that the geocache may be more difficult to find than anticipated or may even be missing.
What does PAF mean in geocaching?
Phone a friend. It means the person called a previous finder for help with finding the cache.
What is LPC in geocaching?
Lamp post caches (LPCs) polarize opinions. A LPC is typically a small nondescript container placed under the metal skirt of a lamp post. Some geocachers believe that LPCs are unimaginative hides and all too easy finds.
What does SL mean?
Acronym | Definition |
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SL | So Long |
SL | Sri Lanka |
SL | Straight Line |
SL | Sign Language |
What does GRC mean in geocaching?
“A GRC or Guard Rail Cache is a term used to describe any cache that is hidden on a guard rail, this is often used as a derogatory term by cachers who don’t like Guard Rail Caches.” This might be of assistance to some of the more ‘casual readers’ here at the forums.
What does swag mean in geocaching?
Stuff We All Get
Small toys, keychains, and other treasures found in the cache – that’s geocaching SWAG – or Stuff We All Get. SWAG is often something homemade, or represents a geocacher, their interests, or where they’re from! Geocachers trade swag by replacing items in the geocache with something of equal or greater value.