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2011 DTCB - Vancouver, WA. - Meet and Greet Event Cache

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WSGASouthwestChapter: WOW!! What a wonderful turnout for this event . . not only geocachers in abundance but the 2011 DTCB event was very well-supported by surveyors from near and far! I'm sure those who attended are looking forward to the next time the David Thompson Columbia Brigade comes though and I hope the WSGA will once again, be invited to participate in the process!! Thank you all for attending!!

idajo2
WSGA Southwest Chapter Representative

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Hidden : Monday, July 11, 2011
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UPDATE

This is the UPDATE that was forecast when this exciting event was posted!
The DTCB is nearing Vancouver and their arrival time has been finalized! The Brigade will be arriving at 4 p.m. on Monday, July 11th. Please head on over when you can - it'll be an experience you won't forget!

To add to the anticipation and excitement, the Brigade will be offering a People in Boats program, after they arrive, which gives the public the opportunity to go out in the 6-man North Canoes!! We'll see you there!


This Meet and Greet will coincide with the arrival of the David Thompson Columbia Brigade in Vancouver, Washington - on July 11, 2011 - at approximately 5 pm. A tent will be set up with geocoins for discovery, trades and free swag with giveaways. Look for sign-in table by the DTCB Geocaching Headquarters banner and the WSGA Southwest banner!

The David Thompson Columbia Brigade is following the route taken by David Thompson, in 1811, that opened up the transcontinental fur trade route that was used for over 50 years. As many as twelve, six-man North Canoes will be paddling from Invermere, British Columbia Canada to Astoria, Oregon USA, where they will land on July 15th - 200 years to the day that David Thompson landed there.

Take advantage of this Meet and Greet to visit with old geocaching friends and make new acquaintances. There are geocachers on the Brigade from Alberta, British Columbia, Washington and Wisconsin so this is an excellent opportunity to expand your circle of 'geocaching friends'. The Related Web Page contains information about additional geocaching events being held in conjunction with the David Thompson Columbia Brigade.

There are eight geocaches to be found within walking distance of the geocache event and 200+ geocaches hidden within a 3-mile radius of Marine Park!


Please place this cache page on your watchlist! Given that the co-hosts of this event are paddling down a large river in canoes, the exact time of the event will be updated as it is generated and confirmed. Geocoins will be given away in a drawing for those participating in this event. Each event along the DTCB route will have door prize drawings and free swag.

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