June is the sixth month of the year, and it has 30 days in it. June is also the start of the summer season, which begins either on the 21st or the 22nd of the month. The month of June comes from the Roman calendar. It was initially called Iunius. The name June comes from either the Roman goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter, or the world “iuniores”, which is the Latin word for “younger ones”. The early Roman calendars only had 29 days for June, but Julius Casear added the 30th day to the month. The birthstone for the month of June is the Pearl. The flower for June is the rose. And finally, the two Zodiac signs for June are Gemini and Cancer.
Notable Holidays in June:
- Father’s Day
- First Day of Summer
- Adopt a Cat Month
- National Family Month
- National Iced Tea Month
- Great Outdoors Month
- Rose Month
- Zoo and Aquarium Month
- Dairy Month
- Lightning Safety Week
- National Camping Week
Notable Birthday in June:
- June 1 – Brigham Young
- June 6 – Nathan Hale
- June 8 – Francis Crick
- June 11 – Jeannette Rankin
- June 14 – Harriet Beecher Stowe
- June 25 – George Orwell
- June 27 – Helen Keller
About this cache:
The cache that you are seeking is at the listed coordinates above. I have provided the nearest parking to the container below. The container that you are seeking is a medium sized lock n lock container. Because this cache is a letterbox hybrid, there is a stamp and ink pad inside the container. They are in their own lock n lock to keep them dry. The stamp and ink pad are NOT swag, so please do not take them. If the stamp does end up stolen, an imprint of the stamp is on the inside of the cover. You will need this information for GC9WEJ8. The cache is located not very far off the trail. This cache is in Boyce Park. The hours for Boyce are dawn to dusk. So, please no night caching for this cache. Please beware that could see people riding horses and riding bikes on the trails at Boyce. If you do see someone riding a horse, please give them the right-away. Please stay on the trails for as long as you can to not bushwhack to the container.