Great post all around! Sounds like you all have had a great day.

I am wanting to get into geocaching. From what I have read online it would be a lot of fun for my daughter and I to do together. Are you able to do it with gps from a iPhone or Blackberry?
Aarrgghh... Just typed up a big long response only to get kicked out by the disboards!!! It seemed just like being on the
DCL website except no fishies to keep me entertained!!!!
Anyhow here goes attempt #2 at a response!
I really enjoy geocaching and if my wife woudl let me, I would probably be quite addicted to it. I really like that it gives us a good family outing (we are careful not to try and do caches that are too difficult for the kids). We also tend to do them when we are a long road trip as it helps to break up the monotony of the drive for the kids. And in general I don't like walking just walking's sake, so this gives me a purpose to the walk. Also, sometimes you can find out about places and things that are right in your own backyard that you never knew existed!
I will warn you however, it can be quite frustrating. One cache took me 3 attempts to find it. I thought it would be an easy find one day, so I went out on my way home from work to find out, traipsed around the bush in my shirt and tie and dress shoes and came up empty. took my nephew with me another time and still no luck. Took the girls out and find out it was right under my nose all 3 times!!
Here are a few pics of us geocaching:
Our first geocache find gave us a viewpoint of our fair city that we hadn't seen before. GCRAY8
The one that gave me all the headaches. GCN2YP
Ammo cans are the best because they hold all sorts of treasures! GCNAJ9
Sometimes it's just the things you can see while geocaching that make it worthwhile. This guy didn't help me find the cache at all. GCXQZY
It's fun to do with family. Here is Shannon with her Aunt out geocaching. GCGBKY
Did I mention it was fun to do with family? Here is my dd3 (Kaleigh) having some fun caching. GC106KH
And this is a travel bug that I sent out to commemorate the life of my late cousin. Hopefully it will find it's way to Scotland, where he wanted to visit and learn about his ancestors. VTBD40
Geocaching can be fun and rewarding and really doesn't have to cost that much.
If you want I can talk to you about it while on the cruise. Heck, if there are others who are interested in the sport, maybe we can hold a group get together on the ship and I can try and answer some questions. Just one caveat: I am by no means an expert. I am still pretty green at this myself, but I think I have gotten most of the basics covered pretty well, and can at least help a few people get pointed in the right direction. I will be bringing my GPS and geocaching stuff with me on the cruise as there are some caches I want to try and find on the cruise (no not on the ship but in the ports

).