$100 Weekend Traditional Cache
Mom & Little J: Not able to do maintenance anymore so decided to archive this one.
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Park n Grab, BYOP Please open carefully, and make sure to SEAL COMPLETELY and secure properly IN THE SAME SPOT. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE SWAG OR TBS HERE.
Mid-April thru November we often spend at least part of the weekend at our cabin in Fremont (Somewhere Near the Rainbow GC3167M). The cabin was built in 1950 and has had several additions since. Something always needs fixing or improving. Generally, we stop by here to get supplies for the weekend's project and it's usually another $100 weekend...
Dad is really handy around the house. He credits youth group mission trips in high school for teaching him home repair skills. They often partnered with Habitat for Humanity groups. He learned everything from painting, to fixing dripping faucets and leaking toilets (his least fave), to simple electrical repairs. He also learned quite a bit working on merit badges while earning his Eagle Scout rank. He has installed wood floors, replaced drywall, laid concrete, sided a house, and built a deck. Our only problem is that with all the kids’ activities, we don’t have the TIME to do the home repairs – LOL! He was super excited when he found out during the tour of Millard North for incoming Freshman that they offer a home repairs class. Now we’ll have someone else who can fix the toilets!
This is an experimental container. I have wanted to make one using this kind of material for quite awhile. Saw something similar to this while caching in Colorado. Please give feedback on how well it holds up.
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