Time: Saturday, April 23rd, 2011 -
9:45am-12pm
Plan to show up at 9:45. After a quick safety briefing, coffee and
donuts, we'll get moving.
Place: NE Park St. and 1st Avenue N,
Duvall WA
Taylor Park, picnic structure.
We'll meet at the picnic tables east of the playground. Plenty of
street parking is available, but carpool where possible.
Taylor Park is a 6 acre suburban park in the heart of Duvall. In
addition to the playground and picnic tables, Taylor Park is home
to a small trail system that meanders through the ravine, down to
Main St. Coe Clemons creek. Coe Clemons creek is home to Coho
Salmon, frogs, and an impressive variety of wildlife. Join us for a
spring CITO event.
The primary goals of this event are:
- Safety. Nobody likes getting hurt. Come prepared, stay
aware, and don't do anything you would be embarrassed to explain at
the emergency room.
- Fun. This isn't just a trail cleanup, it's a geocaching
event!
- Work. This isn't just a geocaching event, it's a trail
cleanup!
- Raffle!. Magellan and Groundspeak have donated some
items to raffle at the event! Magellan has donated a Magellan
eXplorist GC GPS device and some smaller items. Groundspeak sent
several CITO trackable tags and geocoins. Geoswag.com sent some
items for raffle, including gifts for GeoKids! Forty-and-Eight has
promised to kick one of his incredibly cool Washington Quarter
geocoins.
Preparedness
We will provide plastic trash bags and vinyl gloves, as well as
some snacks, coffee, and juice. You'll want to bring appropriate
clothing and anything you think will make clean-up easier, safer,
or more fun.
Some things to consider:
- Heavy shoes or boots
- Gloves
- Snacks (for yourself or for the group)
- Sunscreen (wishful thinking!)
- Bug repellant
- Hand sanitizer
Fun
To thank you for your efforts, your name will be entered in a
raffle, held at 11:45, for SWAG, geocoins, t-shirts and other
goodies.
A list of businesses and organizations will be included here
prior to the event.
Notes
Consider "watching" this listing and revisiting periodically to
ensure you're informed on change of plans. You can watch the
listing by clicking "Watching listing" in the upper right hand
corner of your browser or by clicking here.
 This event is being hosted by a member of the WSGA. If
you are a Geocacher in the state of Washington, please consider
joining the Washington State Geocaching Association. This is a
great way to get the most out of Geocaching in our region. Simply
go to the WSGA
Web Page for details! |
Special thanks to Groundspeak, Geoswag.com, and the 2011 CITO
sponsor, Magellan!