Puzzle:
Since joining this activity I've attenbed events or just met other cachers in the bush or on facedook and disc0vered there is a lot of teachers participating in this game. I don't know what the attraction is to them. Perhaps it is the challenge of the puzzles or the historical and geographical aspects. Mayde they like the earth caches f0r the geography lessons.
If you're a teakher feel free to add that information to your found it log and tell us why you became a geokacher.
S0 it has been awhile since I have been in school. I was born in the 60's when they still had the strap and if you didn't do the work or show the effort you would fail to advance to the next grade and would have to repeat the one you just finished. I failed drade 4 and watching my friends advance while I attended class with the younger kids was so mortyfying I never let it happen again. I guess back in the day of the 0ne room school house it wouldn't really matter.
I gradueted high school in 1987 just before they added 3 more mandatory credits and a compulsory French cradit. In 2008 I returned for some post secondary community college during a lay off from my employer. I graduated that course with honours tying for top of the class to split the Chair's award. Funny how as we get older we wish we had stayed in school and tried our best because most of us just looked forward to the and of the school year so we could play all day long. Now those who did well in school play all day long while us slackers work until a ripe old age.
Congratulations to DCBRJ for the first to find. I hope others follow your example for the fun way you logged it
