The answer to that question is to honor our volunteers and all the hard work they do to help the community, but not get the container confused with their tools. {Please read the labels on the container itself, all of them}
I like to make and place caches as much or more than finding them. This is my favorite so far. I was going to place this one last month, but it took me longer to locate the exact spot to place it, and get apprpriate permission forst. So when you see the date on it"s label, that is when it was made, and not when it was placed.
Special thanks to Matt Lucas (Assistant Chief) for permission to place cache here.
The cache is a fake, but it represents an item that is very important to have around the house, in the car, on the farm tractor, and in the garage. It is a closely related cousin to the smoke alarm.
This cache has plenty of room inside, and should be easily accessible year round, even when the snow is heavy in the area. Please dont overtighten base cap. it does not need to bee screwed tightly to close. Thanks.
Original contents include: FTF prize= $2 Canadian Toonie coin
Second to Find prize= $1 "Google-Eyed-George"
Special handmade victorian Barbie doll dress, Handmade crochet white rose hair/decor clip,and lots of small swag.
Special BONUS: Inside cache is an extra MYSTERY TRIVIA QUIZ.. If you can identify what the mystery item is( that is placed inside the cache) and be the first person to correctly identify it in your found log, and you will win an extra $1.00 bill.
You can post photos of cache if you desire, but you must type "spoiler alert" as beginning words of photo description. Congratulations for FTF goes to; TEAM ATWOOD!