Favorite Links for Geocaching

The single most important geocaching website is WWW.Geocaching.Com.: You will need to create a free account for geocaching.; You will not receive spam or other unwanted email!; Go visit WWW.Geocaching.Com now!
There are several geocaching-related places on social media, including Facebook:: WWW.Facebook.Com/Geocaching The official Facebook Page of Geocaching Headquarters.; You might be a Geocacher if ... is a Facebook group with a good sense of humor.; The name Geocaching Beware of Muggles may require some explanation: To a geocacher, a muggle is a non-geocacher. Especially one who interferes with caches.; Find a GeoCacher on Facebook is a nice idea for finding fellow geocachers.; You'll see many different cache containers at Geocachers Unite.; I am a Geocacher is a community Page.; Of course, searching Facebook for "geocache", "geocacher", and "geocaching" will find lots of other Facebook Pages, too.
Instagram is the go-to website for photos:: WWW.Instagram.Com/Geocaching is the official Instagram Geocaching Page.
AwesomeGeocaching.Com/ lists several different kinds of geocaching information.: The Awesome Geocaching Dictionary/ offers a small dictionary of terms.
You can use the hashtag #geocaching on nearly any social media website or search engine!: Try using @geocaching, too.

For parents who have had a child die, at any age and from any cause, grief seems endless.
These two organizations can provide help and support to both parents and siblings alike.: WWW.CompassionateFriends.Org; BereavedParentsUSA.Org
You can look for resources for bereaved people with search engines, too.: One such list of resource organizations for bereaved people is WWW.After-Death.Com/Pages/Resources/Organizations.aspx.

Links to other websites related to geocaching and bereavement.