This cache has been place in honor of Rocking the Goat's 7,000 cache finds. There presence here in New England has not gone unnoticed by anyone that has opened a cache and found one of there sig cards. They have found caches that you might not have even thought that they have been to, but there's there pic letting you know that they were there.
Its been a great challenge having them in my neck of the woods and as always, a great feeling of joy being able to beat them to a FTF on the few caches that I could get before them.
If you have something funny to share about the goats or just a congrats please post it in you log for everyone to be able to read.
Keep on Caching you two, see you on the trails.
P.S.
Since this cache needs to be published ahead of time (6,982 finds as of today) why not give them the honor of a FTF as well, along with the 7,000th find. Think of it as an additional congratulations from you to them. Besides its only going to take them a day or two to get to 7,000.
Now about the location:
It is placed at an old school house that dates back to the late 1800's that still stands today.
Take a moment to look into the windows and imagine what it must have been like to be in here during the winter and summer.
Most of the time, way back when kids were helping with the farm work, school was not in session during the spring and fall.
These times were spent at home in the fields planting or harvesting the family crops.
This cache is accessible to anyone in a wheelchair as long as you have someone with you to help out just in case the area gets muddy.