Adoption request. My helpers in this area have moved away and I live 700+ miles away so I'm looking for someone to adopt this cache. If you are interested, contact me and I'll give you the information you need.
The cache is not at the posted coordinates.
But it is a good place to park.
Congrats to DM&K Cachers on the FTF!!!
Fire safety is very important to all of us. You never know when you'll need this life saving information. Here are a few questions that should jog your memory. Note: Don't park in the obvious place because between you and the container will be a ditch.
N 48° 1A.BCD W 122° 2E.FGH
A. If a fire starts in your home you may have as little as ___________ to escape?
(3). 30 seconds
(4). 2 minutes
(5). 5 minutes
(6). 10 minutes
B. Where should you install smoke alarms?
(2). They aren't really necessary.
(3). In the kitchen.
(4). In the living room by the fireplace.
(5). On every level of your home, inside bedrooms and outside sleeping areas.
C. How often should you test smoke alarms?
(4). Daily
(5). Weekly
(6). Monthly
(7). Yearly
D. If your smoke alarm fails, what should you do?
(6). Call the fire department.
(7). Don't worry, it is only a test.
(8). Replace the alarm.
(9). Replace the battery.
E. If you cannot afford a smoke alarm, what can you do?
(6). Too bad, do without.
(7). Contact the Red Cross.
F. What is the leading cause of home fire deaths?
(1). Kids and matches.
(2). Kitchen fires.
(3). Smoking materials.
(4). Unattended candles.
G. If you are trying to escape from a fire, you should
(6). Fill a suitcase with clothes before getting out.
(7). Go upstairs to the window ladder
(8). Keep as low as you can and move quickly.
(9). Stand erect and run
H. For your fire escape plan, where should you meet?
(0). Close but safe distance away.
(1). Front door of the house.
(2). Grandma’s house
(3). Local grocery store.