All of these caches contain missing numbers for coordinates of
the final cache "
A Dime A Dozen."
All are micro caches, and you are required to trade A PENNY FROM
THAT DECADE to list it as a find. Please do not leave extra
pennies, please do not put a 1990's penny in the 1940's cache. That
is not fun, it is not funny, and it shows others that you could not
care less about the theme of the cache or their work to place
it.
All caches contain the following:
-A micro log book
-The required cache notice
-A listing in the first pages of the logbook with the mystery
numbers that you need record for later use.
-Space for the penny that you bring.
-There is no pencil or pen in the cache so bring your
own.
The mystery numbers are needed to complete the following
coordinates for the final cache called "
A Dime A Dozen.
You need to insert the numbers into the following clue:
N 4 _ _ _ . _ _ _
W12 _ _ _ . _ _ _
For this cache, please bring a dime from any decade. When the
cache is too full to close, please empty the cache and contact us,
email us and go buy yourself a Tim Horton’s coffee.
Either Canadian or USA pennies are acceptable. Please check the
cache to see what years need to be collected. Feel free to trade
up, down, or sideways for your missing penny collection.
-If you leave a penny you MUST log the year of the penny, and in
your log please try to include your favorite song, including TITLE
and ARTIST for that decade, alternatively, you can list or link
your favorite news, sports, or product of that particular year.
-If you arrive and find the cache series full, (one penny from
each year of the decade) please empty the pennies, and send us an
email to let us know. Perhaps it is enough to buy yourself one
timbit.
I hope you enjoy our cache series!
CP & Family
Wow, the sixties, remember those days? This spot was a popular
place to hang out in the 60's, lots went on here and it was a good
place to watch the submarine races.