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    One man's trash is another man's geocache [Image 2 of 4]

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    An adult male and a young child are engaged in a geocaching activity in a forested area. The adult, wearing a backpack and carrying a GPS device, leans over to assist the child who is crouching near a green metal ammo box cache hidden among tree roots and leaf litter. Both are wearing matching blue caps and casual outdoor clothing.

    AIEA, HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    10.12.2013

    Photo by Kristen Wong 

    Marine Corps Base Hawaii

    Maj. Doug Strahan, an operations planner with G-3, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, and his son open one of the oldest geocaches hidden in Hawaii, Oct. 12, 2013. Strahan said ammunition cans are good containers for geocaches. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Kristen Wong)

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    Date Taken: 10.12.2013
    Date Posted: 11.12.2013 17:45
    Photo ID: 1050988
    VIRIN: 131018-M-TH981-010
    Resolution: 1683x2100
    Size: 3.07 MB
    Location: AIEA, HAWAII, US
    Hometown: AIEA, HAWAII, US
    Hometown: CARLOTTA, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A smiling young man stands on a forest trail holding a green geocache container near a large tree trunk. He is wearing a navy blue t-shirt, khaki shorts, hiking shoes, and a dark baseball cap, with a backpack visible on his back. The setting is a wooded area with ferns and tall trees in the background.
    An adult male and a young child are engaged in a geocaching activity in a forested area. The adult, wearing a backpack and carrying a GPS device, leans over to assist the child who is crouching near a green metal ammo box cache hidden among tree roots and leaf litter. Both are wearing matching blue caps and casual outdoor clothing.
    A metal container, likely a geocache box, is filled with various small trinkets, toys, and collectibles left by visitors. A circular sticker on the inside lid reads 'Smile x Running 2010 Honolulu Marathon MUFG Card.' The box contains a mix of small figurines, a folded black shirt or koozie, a blue fabric item, and a printed instruction/information sheet.
    A geocache container is partially hidden among a pile of sticks, branches, and driftwood. A bright green label on the container reads 'OFFICIAL GEOCACHE' with smaller text below reading 'PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB.' The cache is deliberately concealed within natural materials as part of the geocaching hobby.

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