GC258P4 CCCs' Nite Out # 55 - Celebrate the Frog (Event Cache) in Connecticut, United States created by The Central CT Cachers

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Katydid & Miles Stone: Time to close out the event. Please pick up those travel bugs. Thanks all for coming and hope to see you next month if not sooner.

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Hidden : Tuesday, April 13, 2010

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April is National Frog Month and what better way to get to get together and celebrate our frog mascot, Signal. Did you know Signal the Frog owns over 4000 geocoins and has never logged a cache? Come and enjoy an evening out with your fellow cachers; bring along and share your interesting frog facts.

When: Tuesday, April 13, 7:00 pm
Where: Plaza Azteca
170 Slater St.
Manchester, CT 06042
860.648.4454

The Central Connecticut Cacher's Nite Out is an evening gathering on the second Tuesday of every month (well, most months anyway). Mark your calendars now! Anyone and everyone is welcome to attend...you don't have to reside in CT, and you certainly don't have to be an experienced cacher...new folks are most welcome! Let us know if this is your first event as we'd like to get acquainted.

This event features new or rotating hosts every month, and changing locations. If you have an interest in hosting, please contact KD&MS. As host, you'll select a location; get the coordinates; and copy and paste the event page and resubmit. There are a number of places in the Greater Hartford area to enjoy good food and drinks. Locations should be kid friendly, have no admission fee and be within the Central Connecticut/Greater Hartford area. Cachers from outside of the area are also encouraged to host, but we do ask that the event itself be held in the central CT area.