This cache was placed as part of the 9th Annual “Put on Your Easter Bonnet - A Multi-Cache Event” held each Spring. To attend, check geocaching.com for new Guam caches or join the Guam Geocachers’ Facebook page.
This cache is a Letterbox Hybrid. The geocaching version, Letterbox Hybrid, combines the use of a GPS, and the stamps of letterboxing. The stamp is not SWAG, please leave it for others to use.
Letterboxing is another form of treasure hunting that uses clues to direct hunters to a hidden container. Each letterbox contains a stamp that is the signature for that box. Most letter boxers have their own personal stamps and personal logbooks. They stamp the letterbox logbook with their personal stamp, and use the stamp contained in the letterbox to "sign" their personal logbook.
Letterbox hybrids are a mixture of a letterbox and a geocache. They contain a stamp that stays with the box, conform to the guidelines for geocaches, involving GPS use as an integral part of the hunt and contain a logbook.
Henrietta Hare loves cookies. She eats them. She shares them. She sells them. But even more than cookies, Henrietta loves geocaching. She wants to go camping with her friends so she can find geocaches during the camping trip. She knows there are caches all over Guam. She’s practicing as she works towards earning her Geocacher Badge. Can you help her find this cache.?
Cache is placed with permission of Executive Director, Allison Hermanson, and is preferably available during daylight hours. If you enjoyed this cache, please consider awarding it a Favorite Point.