The inspiration for this series is from the first Cache to Eagle Trail published in 2010 in Marin Council (California) area. Trails have been published throughout the country. The intent of the Cache to Eagle Trail is to give scouts ideas for Eagle Projects. The Geocaching Merit Badge also includes an optional requirement to find three caches in a series.
There is a little hotel on the top level for travel bugs and coins. On the lower level is the container for the log book, and Council Strips and OA Flaps to trade. Please only trade Council Strips and OA Flaps
Boy Scout Troop 1518 has been in existence since 1968. We have over 180 Eagle Scouts from 1968 through 2017. Scouts have done their Eagle Scout Service Projects all over Fairfax County. A number of the Eagle Service Projects have been completed here at Syndenstricker United Methodist Church. Some of those include:
- Path between the Agape House and the Church
- Fence to hide the recycling bins
- Fencing in the Tot lot fencing
- Outdoor worship center
- Deck of Agape house
- Rail fence extended from the old church to the red school house
- Sheltered chalk board at red school house
- New stoop installed under the bell tower at the red school house
- Red school house painted at least three time
- Red school house floor refinished
Other Eagle Service Projects completed have included:
- Collected food for food bank, before the Scouting for Food program started
- Trail improvements at Hidden Pond Nature Center and South Run
- Hidden Pond Nature Center butterfly garden
- Beautification at Christ Church
- Trails built at Huntley Meadows Park and water fowl nesting boxes
- Food collection bins for LCAC
- Tables for families it Ft. Belvoir
Congratulations to FTF CWillyPngn.
Placed with permission. Permission obtain from the pastor of the church.