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Ontario GPS Treasure Hunting to undergo change

(June 12, 2008)

Fellow Geocachers:

Ontario GPS Treasure Hunting (OGPSTH) has decided that we will no longer be placing and hosting geocaches and will concentrate on geocaching events and GPS training.

The geocaches themselves will not be disappearing; organizations in the areas in question will be adopting the caches under their own names. For the next while, we will be removing caches from this website as they are adopted by their respective areas.

This means that we will not be running the annual draw for prizes this year. Thank you to all who participated. It has been a pleasure working with you.

Sincerely,

Ontario GPS Treasure Hunting (OGPSTH)

 

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2007 OGPSTH Annual Prize Draw

Winners of the 2007 OGPSTH Annual Prize Draw have been chosen and contacted.

 

Take Heart Prize Draw

Winners of the Take Heart Prize Draw have been chosen and contacted.

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Fellow Geocachers ... Don't Rock the Boat!

The cache "Don't Rock the Boat" in Kingston has now been placed on the website. Look for it in the "Active Caches" section under the Frontenac County section (EOGF).

 

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You're invited throughout Ontario to try Ontario GPS Treasure Hunting (OGPSTH)

It is a fun-filled treasure hunt: easy to learn, easy to do! The "experience" has several rewards including chances to win prizes.  

Surround yourself in the beauty and heritage of the Ontario countryside and more wilderness areas, while "exploring" natural and community attractions. Find interesting and informative stories at each cache that highlights the natural and cultural heritage of the area. There are natural, virtual and commercial caches – some easy to find, others more challenging – you choose!

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