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Are You Ready for Some CITO (for the RCGDS Mile)? Cache In Trash Out® Event

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HazMatter: Time to put this to rest. Thank everyone for coming out and cleaning up our Mile. See ya next time!

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Hidden : Sunday, November 20, 2011
Difficulty:
4 out of 5
Terrain:
4 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Are You Ready for Some CITO (for the RCGDS Mile)?

It's time to take care of one of the playgrounds in which you hunt. This event will NOT be about the "Cache In" but all about the "Trash Out"!!

Come and join the Local Geocaching community in doing a trash sweep of the RCGDS Mile. (This is the mile of the parkway adopted by the members of the RCGDS). We need to get in a total of 20 hours of work maintaining this mile stretch of the parkway per quarter and what better way to do this than by having an organized event! Afterwards, or during, there are many great caches to be found along the RCGDS Mile!

The RCGDS Mile has varied terrain. During the event you can choose your preferred areas of cleaning but be prepared. There are flat areas, creek beds, rock piles and very steep embankments not to mention the river bank. Oh and if it rains we will up the difficulty a star! By participating in this event you will receive a parking pass for the park to use during the event. The American River Parkway Foundation will provide the trash bags and final trash removal. All we need to do is collect the junk and get it to the parking lot.

The Details:

Date: Sunday, November 20th, 2011

Time: 9AM to Noon or whenever we are done.

Place: RCGDS Mile. Posted Coordinates are for the parking area. (Parking Passes to be provided onsite)

Waivers: All participants must complete a waver to participate unless you have already turned in your 2011 ARPF waiver. A special Youth Waiver of Liability will also need to be completed by a parent or guardian of anyone under the age of 18. (These forms will be available onsite)

Community Service: If you have, or know of any kids, that need to fill community service hours for school, this event counts!! Bring the forms for me to sign!

What to Wear: Long pants and maybe a long sleeve shirt. Hiking boots are preferred over sneakers. NO OPEN TOE SHOES!!

What to Bring: The usual for a CITO. Work gloves, Sunscreen, Water, Brimmed Hat, those picker-upper grabby contraptions so you don't have to bend over as much. Buckets, wagons and handtrucks are great too if you have them.

Things To Think about: There are the usual things to be aware of while along the parkway.

  • Don't go reaching into places that you cannot see!! There are Rattle Snakes along the parkway. Always step on, NOT OVER, downed trees and rocks so that you can see what is on the other side.

  • Keep an eye out to Poison Oak. There are only two types of people in the world. Those who have had Poison Oak and those who will get it.

  • Protect yourself from the sun. Sunscreen and a good hat with a brim are always a great idea.

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