This cache was inspired by my
wife and some of her colleagues—educators at a local Middle
School. As the name
implies, it is intended to be a tribute to the teaching profession
and to the teachers and professors who have helped make us what we
are. It is part
traditional cache and part “activity” cache. The ammo-can cache contains the
normal cache items—log book, initial trade items, all of which have
a teacher theme that will be enjoyed by teachers, and two
additional activity logs.
The two additional activity log
books each invite the finder to record information about
teachers. The first activity log book—titled “I’m A
Teacher”—provides a means for those in the teaching profession
to record information about what they teach, where and for how
long. The second activity log book—titled “My Favorite
Teacher”—provides the means for all finders of the cache to
record information about their favorite teacher or professor: the
teacher’s name, school name and location, subject and year.
These activities are strictly voluntary—they are just a means for
people to share information about their profession and/or teachers
they feel had a positive and lasting impact on their lives.
If personal identity is an issue, nameless or “ANON” entries are
quite O.K. too. So,
take a moment at the cache site, make a log entry or two and enjoy
the scenery and wildlife of this pleasant community
park.
It is suggested that cache
visitors limit their trade items to things that would be attractive
to teachers and of worthwhile value. Cache finders may
dedicate deposited items in the name of a favorite teacher and
mention the dedication in their cache-find log entry on
Geocaching.com. View the photo gallery for a graphic of the
initial cache contents.
Hats off to Wintz50 for FTF >