Geo-Right-Brainers
Ever thought that geocaching was too skewed towards maths and science, do puzzle caches do your creative right-brain head in?
This Mega we want to acknowledge, embrace and celebrate creative geo-souls. Check out the geo categories, submit your entry and get your 15 seconds of fame.
Early submissions Welcome! Final cut off for submissions is Sunday 6pm
Epitaph
A fitting tribute for a geocacher’s tombstone or memorial notice in the newspaper.
e.g. “Here lies Jason – who will no longer cache on. RIP Jason.”
Haiku
A three lined Japanese poem with five syllables in the first line, seven in the second line and 5 in the last line.
e.g. “Evil geoache Hidden in blackberry thorns Curse you Tankengine.”
Sonnet
Channel your inner Shakespeare.
e.g. “How do I solve thee, let me count the red herrings.”
Twitter Poem
Tweet a poem in less than 280 characters.
Freelance
Let your creativity go nuts.
Fortune Cookie Advice
e.g. “The shortest route is not always the quickest.”
Limerick
e.g. “There was a man from Nantucket, who found a cache as big as a bucket. A caching away, whilst on holiday, he found a few nice ones in Phuket.”
Geo-Karaoke
Submit a video of a geo song with fellow Geocachers that can be displayed on the big screen – or – better yet be performed live.
Kid Zone Poetry
Under 16s only.
Book Adaptation
Poem in the style of Dr Suess, a Golden Book, etc.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Submit entries as early as possible to joeylovespoetry or by leaving a written entry at the games information table.
- Live poetry readings will be performed each night at the camp fire.
- Please indicate if you are happy to read your own entry on stage or would prefer some else to.
- Anonymous entries are welcome, but please keep them family friendly.