A Century of Girls Traditional Geocache
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medium tupperware container. Inside are some SWAG. You do not have to do much bushwacking.
FTF gets a bicentenial quarter.
This cache is located in a township park that used to be known as the Civic Club. It once hosted the crowning of Miss Columbus and the annual field day activities. Field day still occures on the second Saturday in June. ;) Activities are at the new township park. Come for some food, games, and GEOCACHING!
High muggle area during baseball and soccer games.
As some of you may know, this year (2012) is the 100th year of GIRL SCOUTS! Ok, the all caps were unnecessary but I got my point across. Girls Scouts Rock!
If you don't know who Girl Scouts are, we are the girls that sell those delicious cookies.
On March 12, 1912, in Savannah, Georgia, Juliette Gordon Low had the first ever Girl Scout meeting. She believed that girls should be given a chance to develop mentally and physically. That original Girl Scout troop started out with only 18 girls. Now, in a hundred years, we are over 3.2 million strong and spread all over the world. These scouts have an endless age range.
Once a Girl Scout always a Girl Scout.
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