O'hana Traditional Geocache

'Ohana is a word used in Hawaiian culture to refer to family in the extended sense of the term. It includes blood-related, adopted and intentional members, whomever you consider to be "family". It emphasizes that family are bound together and members must cooperate and remember one another. So this cache is placed near my home in honor of my geocaching "family" and contains items for everyone, especially the kids. Thanks for stopping by!

Some of you may have visited the first O'hana cache. It had to be archived because the woods were cleared. Because this is a new location, Bluegrass Reviewer advised to publish it as a new cache. Therefore, all those who visited previously can come back! Special swag for FTF! 

Park in the drive. You're looking for an ammo can. PLEASE NO CACHING AFTER 9pm. If you are greeted by a large white dog, that's Marley. She is friendly but very energetic. Dog treats welcome!