something different

[baronessekat]

So last week, while wasting time on Pintrest, I noticed one of my friends pinning things about something called a "Munzee".

Curious, and at the time, having nothing better to do, I went and googled it.

Turns out it is a worldwide QRC scavenger hunt. It's free so I figured "what the hell" and signed up for it.

Yesterday, I had too much weird brain thinking space going on that I really didn't want to go for a walk on a treadmill and not actually go anywhere. So I went home, grabbed Grimm and we checked out the one bike path near my house, where the website (http://www.munzee.com/?home)
said there were a bunch of hidden munzees.

We did 2 miles in an hour. Which is slower than I'm used to on the treadmill (I usually set it for 3.1 mph) or that he and I usually do together (around 2.5 mph), but we got out, we walked and I found a whole bunch of little munzees.


I may add "munzee hunting" into a bit of rotation for our walks. There looks to be a ton in the park not to far from me and along the river. Wonder if I can convince anyone local to go with me to hunt for them sometime.

I'm also thinking that maybe I can do some hunting while I'm sightseeing in Vegas in June.

Comments

[cypherindigo.livejournal.com]

I haven't checked the site, but it sounds a bit like geocaching.

[baronessekat.livejournal.com]

It is. only you're looking for little QRC stickers and scanning them with your phone.

[dicea.livejournal.com]

That sounds really cool!

[baronessekat.livejournal.com]

What little I did yesterday was a lot of fun. If you'd like to go hunting some Sunday morning for a little while, let me know. It adds a bit of fun to a stroll.

According to the map there are a bunch over in the park by you.

[dicea.livejournal.com]

Yeah! I'd love to try this. We should dress as hobbits and bring a picnic lunch.