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Treasure hunters 'cache' in on the fun
deseretnews.com May 12, 2008
With names like Idtimberwolf, Seamonsters in the Mist or Idaho Taters, a group of modern-day treasure hunters is building a sport growing in popularity in the Treasure Valley. They call themselves geocachers. ... They call themselves geocachers. The cachers now gather...
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