A Struggling Town Is Reviving Itself With… Geocaching

A Struggling Town Is Reviving Itself With… Geocaching

  • March 31, 2018
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A Struggling Town Is Reviving Itself With… Geocaching

Unfamiliar passers-by may think it’s a joke. But to locals, this landmark goes by the name “Fork and Beans.” It has a logbook hidden inside its frame and it’s one of the more than 500 geocaches scattered around Wilberforce—the “Geocaching Capital of Canada,” as the town calls itself, and home of one of the most popular geocaching tours in the world.

Source: vice.com

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