This is a Geo-Post Office!
It is used to swap letters and postcards between geocachers!
Here is how it works:
Caches are placed to hold postcards. Each postcard will have a
short message and a forwarding address on it. The address will
contain the person's name that you are trying to send the postcard
to, their home city, and a destination cache. The idea is to move
postcards between Geo-Post Offices until they reach their
destination. When you move a postcard or message from one place to
another, let the person who it's being sent to know where you moved
it to, because they might be near enough to go and pick it up. If
you move a postcard from one Geo-Post Office to another, please
move it closer to the city or cache!
You can send any message you want to anyone you want!
How do you get started? Easy! Just write up your postcard and
drop it in the Geo-Post Office!
If there are any postcards in the cache when you arrive, feel
free to forward them on if you can. If not, don't worry, just leave
them for the next cacher.
The cache is a regular sized ammo box. There is no swag in the
cache, it is for postcards and trackables only. Please don't feel
that you have to run out and spend your hard-earned cash on a
postcard at the store. You can print and laminate a huge variety of
postcards off the internet. Plus, I've added a few unused postcards
to the box.
Accuracy plus/minus 8m due to the tree cover.
Have fun!
For a complete list of Geo-Post Office's please see Zonker's
list.
The Cole Land Transportation Museum was started in 1989 by Galen
Cole and covers about every conceivable method of transportation
from rollerskates to big rigs. It is open every day from May 1 to
November 11 from 9a-5p. Adults admission is $6, Seniors $4, 18 and
under are free (what a bargain!) The Cole Land Transportation
Musuem grounds are also the location for the WWII Veterans
Memorial, Maine Military oder of the Purple Heart and the Vietnam
Veterans Memorial. FMI (visit link)
