Geocaching is for all daydreams out there. People who believe that still believe in finding hidden treasures and pretending to want to do a big adventure. Geocaching takes imagination – and so does Geocache of the Week.

Steps to the ground in preaching with us when we visited Blockhead (GC3PZQ6).

The journey begins on the outskirts of agricultural land in South Michigan, where people might find towers made of concrete blocks. No information is given about the purpose of this strange structure – that’s where imagination enters.

Complete with doors made of iron sticks, this can be an emergency prison cell. Or maybe the Rapunzel Tower (if Rapunzel is afraid of height). Maybe even the storage area for agricultural equipment or seeds (the choice is impossible, because it is too boring for our story)!

No matter the intended use, geocachers can let their imagination become wild when they visit this cache.

Although this cache castle might stand out at the time of arrival, Geocachers still need to work to reach containers and notebooks in it.

Only those who are smart enough to describe the code on the cache page that will get an entry. Put your intelligence into the test – Can you reveal the numbers to the padlock?

Success! After opening the gate, one can easily find this tower prisoner: Geocache. Complete with a gift of property inside, the fantasy adventure hasn’t stopped yet!

Some curtains choose to leave extra large occupants in the cell to completely turn on the space.

After signing a notebook and taking a souvenir photo, it’s time to lock this cache and go to a greenery meadow.

Geocache not only brings other findings, but the opportunity to review the beautiful imagination of imagination. We can’t imagine what geocache we will find next …

Continue to explore some of the most amazing geocache in the whole world. Look at all the GeoCaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog. If you want to nominate Geocache this week, fill out this form.