1001.  Ski Lodges 
by:  Ski Lodge Management Whether you're stopping for a quick coffee to kick-off your day on the slopes, grabbing a sandwich for lunch, warming-up with a hot chocolate on a powder day, or ending the day with a glass of schnapps, the world's ski lodges are our refuge from the best and the worst of the skiing or snowboarding experience. |
1002.  Carnivorous Plant Localities
by: Carnivorous Plant Localities Managers These waymarks provide locations to safely viewing carnivorous plants in specialized nurseries, cultivation, and the wild. Native species can be found throughout the world from the tropics to sub-artic. Collecting or disturbing these localities is prohibited. |
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1007.  LDS Church History Sites
by: Mormon History LDS Church History Sites will contain waymarks for places where important events in LDS history took place.
This category would not contain LDS Temple sites, since there is already a category for those. |
1008.  Glacial Lake Missoula Flood Features
by: Missoula Flood Managers From Montana, across Northern Idaho, over Eastern Washington, and finishing up in Oregon at the Pacific Ocean the floods left features that are very visible today. Log these features and let others know the history of the floods from Glacial Lake Missoula. |
1009.  Knights of Pythias
by: Knights of Pythias The goal is to find and photograph Knights of Pythias lodges including those that are currently used for a different purpose. This could include Pythan Sisters, Sunshine Girls or the Knights of the Khorassan. |
1010.  Burger Chef (Former Locations)
by: Burger Chef & Jeff Remember your local Burger Chef by placing a waymark for all former locations. Our purpose is to catalog the history and demise of one of America's most popular fast food chains.
Burger Chef had over 2,500 locations in 43 US states, Canada and Japan. Its rise and eventual fall has become the subject of case studies in business schools all over the world. Aside from the business lessons learned, many of us to grew up in the 70's have very fond memories of Burger Chef. Share here. |
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1014.  Children's Gardens
by: Children's Gardens These special gardens promote a child's understanding of plants and the role they play in our daily lives. They nurture a sense of wonder in a child's imagination and curiosity. |
1015.  Art*o*mats
by: Art O Mat Group Art*o*Mats are retired cigarette vending machines that have been converted to vend art. There are nearly a hundred active machines in various locations throughout the United States and now they are spreading around the world. |
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1017.  Trophies, Medals and Cups
by: World Champions This category is designed to waymark athletic awards that are on permanent, public display such as Olympic medals, World Cups and other trophies presented in competitions at the <b><i>national or international level</b></i>. |
1018.  It's All About Tintin
by: It's all about Tintin The Adventures of Tintin by the cartoonist Hergé is one of the most popular and beloved comics in Europe and is popular in many other countries of the world as well. This category seeks to find locations, sculptures and other items connected with the Tintin stories and characters.
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1020.  Hawaiian Historical Markers
by: Hawaiian Historians These Roadside Historic Markers are our windows to the past.
They educate us, they make us curious to investigate, or they provide us with an excuse to take a break and stretch our legs while we read what happened here. |
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1023.  Moomins
by: Moomin club Year 2010 is the 65th anniversary of the release of "The Moomins and the Great Flood", the first of the Moomin books writen by Finnish writer and illustrator Tove Jansson. Waymarking goal of this category is to promote knowledge of Moomins by finding Moomin characters around the world!
See below for details. |
1024.  Alaska Historic Markers
by: Alaskan Historic Markers Roadside historic markers are our windows to the past. They educate us, they make us curious to investigate, or they provide a nice excuse to take a break and stretch our legs while we read what happened here. This category is for those markers found in the state of Alaska. |
1025.  London Coal Tax Posts
by: London Coal Tax Posts Managers Coal tax posts are iron posts or granite obelisks that were erected after 1861 to mark the boundary of London (England) for taxation purposes. They form a ring around the city at about 15 miles/20km radius. About 200 are still in existence.
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