Embark on a geocaching escapade with Annie Love as she recounts 17 years of adventure from Geocaching HQ's front desk to the business development team, collecting travel tales and souvenirs from over 40 countries. This episode is a treasure map that leads us through the quirky streets of Seattle's Fremont district, known as the "Center of the Universe." Whether it's the neon Rapunzel or the infamous Troll, Fremont's artistic side is a cache full of stories waiting to be discovered.

From bridges and tunnels to Goonies-like scenes, Craig's geocaching road trip reminds us of the wonder tucked away in everyday travels. As we traverse the neighborhood of Fremont, we uncover surprising histories, like a piece of the Berlin Wall, and the controversial art that sparks conversation among locals and visitors alike. Adventure labs and local shops round out the discussion, illustrating how geocaching can be an inclusive and varied experience, even in the heart of urban Seattle.

Finally, the podcast is a celebration of the bonds that form within the geocaching community. Sharing the joy of stumbling upon a tree draped in chairs or a former podcast guest joining the Geocaching HQ team, these stories exemplify the spirit that continues to inspire adventurers. As we close, we extend our invitation to listeners to share in the journey, to find whimsy, connection, and perhaps even the center of your universe in the world of geocaching.

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