Geocaching is a hobby that uses Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) systems. The sport is a worldwide treasure hunt and has many rewards for the participants. A cacher (anyone who participates in geocaching) hides a container in a park or other location, and then marks the coordinates with their GPS. Coordinates are basically a virtual grid paper that is laid across the earth, and describes any location on the planet. The placer of a cache then lists the cache on www.geocaching.com. There it can be seen by other cachers, who use their GPS to find the cache. We only have a few rules. 1)You must log your find (online and in the log) 2)If you take something, leave something 3)Respect the environment. Anti-Geocaching legislation is on the rise. South Carolina is trying to pass a law to prohibit geocaching from cemeteries and historical locations in that state. I, Robbie from Team Robrad, am a geocacher from Virginia. You might be asking, why I