This cache was placed for the CCARW10 event, held May 1-2, 2010.
This cache is permanent and remains in place for future
finders.
This cache is in the "NON-CHILDPROOF" category.
They built a fire and skinned out
the rabbit and skewered it on a green limb and set it to broil at
the edge of the fire. John Grady opened his blacked canvas campbag
and took out a small enameled tin coffeepot and went to the creek
and filled it. They sat and watched the fire and they watched the
thin crescent moon above the black hills to the west. Rawlins
rolled a cigarette and lit it with a coal and lay back against his
saddle. I'm goin to tell you somethin.
Tell it.
I could get used to this life.
He drew on the cigarette and held it out to one side and tapped the
ash with a delicate motion of his forefinger. It wouldn't take me
no time at all.
Cormac McCarthy, All The Pretty Horses
This cache is kid-friendly, and here's 6 reasons why :)
1) It's hidden in plain sight at a goodly accessible height for
even the youngest of whipper-snappers to reach.
2) The container has a large handle attached for small hands to
grab a hold of - making it easier for young'uns to keep a grip on
while they sort though the contents.
3) The large assortment of alphabet beads and jewelry cord were
perfect for making your own, personalised bracelet or necklace!
However, it was hard to keep the bracelet twine in stock and
finders not notifying when the last was taken meant this nature of
swag often disappointed. Current trade items are varied, small,
kid-happy things.
4) There are red and green pens for the pickiest of scribblers to
use to scrawl their name in the log book, and there is the familiar
pencil for the deepest of cold winters when ink freezes.
5) The LogBook is just the right size for small hands - not too
large that it is unmanageable, and not too small for juvenile
writing.
6) The first 8 visitors get to take a collectible "Finder's
Card"!
Please rehide the cache exactly as found. Spoiler photographs
allowed! Enjoy!
