Old days!
Good times I remember!
Fun days!
Filled with simple pleasure!
Gold days!
Days I'll always treasure!
Yet one more Community Celebration Event to mark the 22nd anniversary of a game that began on May 3, 2000. Remember, Dave Ulmer, of Beaver Creek Oregon, placed his "stash" and put the coordinates on an internet group site. He thought of the "Great American GPS Stash Hunt". That was all it took for the Geocaching game to begin.
Two events in one. When this CCE was offered to me the other night, and order was placed for "ice cream". Not many great ice cream places open at this time of year, so we'll do the next best thing. At least it will be inside. This will also be a second opportunity to add a memory to the SW Michigan "Memory Book". To recap from the CCE held on December 30th...The goal is to build a "Memory Book". Once built, this memory book will travel from event host to event host in Southwest Michigan for all to share, and others to add their memories. I've asked you to bring, on standard "letter" sized paper, a geocaching memory. This might be a memory of the oldest geocache you have found, or the farthest from home; the longest search to find your prize; a memorable gadget cache; the most adventurous cache you've found; the most challenging cache you've found; the most creative; your first cache; first FTF; or just your favorite cache. You get to choose what you bring and to share. After all, it's your memory!
Very helpful items are the GC Code, the date of your adventure, your geo-name, and the names of any in your party for that memory. We'll share these momories at the event, and then I'll add them to the "Memory Book". From there, I will add a tracking code (shared at the event), and send it on it's way at the nearest event to completing the collection.
Thank you to "dirty gordie" for adopting out his CCE.
Community Celebration Events - 2020
This Event is part of a limited release of Community Celebration Events to celebrate 20 years of geocaching. Geocachers hosted events between May 2, 2020 and December 31, 2022. Learn more about Community Celebration Events on the Geocaching Blog.