Montana: The Last Best Place
Montana Prompts Photo Opportunities Visits to Montana with Time Capsules in hand have prompted many photo albums. See some of those pictures here. Read More…
Take a Time Capsule on Your Family Hike
Here is a family adventure for you…and your descendants!
A family hike can also be an adventure for your descendants. Take along a family time capsule to place under a hollow rock or log to place in a remote area. You can choose your own family hike location, but take a time capsule along and you can transform your family hike into a memorable adventure. Read More…
Geocaching Containers Branch Out
Geocaching Container Alternatives
Viewing Geocaching containers generally leaves out one idea. And it’s perfect for a Family Hike and Time Capsule Adventure as well. The usual geocaching containers are sort of ugly. So we at www.Timeinacapsule.com, decided to branch out and note a few options to the Geocacher’s Standard Military Ammo Can. Of course, unlike Geocaching, our family adventure is intended for only one person. Once. It’s a time capsule adventure hike for the entire family and it uses the same principles as Geocaching. Read More…
Hiding Rocks: A Strange Avocation
What do Family Hikes, Time Capsules and Fake Rocks have in common?
The Cascade Mountains here in Washington State have been vibrating with spring the last few days. So we headed for high ground where I took a few incidental photos, not of the stunning snow caps, but rather a few example-shots of hollow rock and log clones. Read More…
Father’s Day Family Adventure
It’s a novel Father’s Day idea if your family enjoys the remote outdoors. Give him a Wilderness Time Capsule, and then chart a memorable trek into the wilderness where you and your family can leave the camouflaged time capsule to be opened years into the future. This gift to Dad will one day be retrieved […]
Wilderness Time Capsules. Interesting Idea.
The Time Capsule Family Adventure!
Our upgraded site traces the entire family time capsule activity from start to finish. You’ll find it’s a bit like geocaching, but much more personal. And it truly involves the whole family as it interconnects generations. Read More…