January 4 is World Braille Day, celebrated to raise awareness of the importance of braille for the visually impaired, and it marks the birthday of Louis Braille, the system's inventor. Historically, on this day, important events have occurred, such as the birth of Isaac Pitman in 1813, the launch of the first daily illustrated newspaper, The Daily Graphic, in 1890, and the successful landing of NASA's Mars rover, Spirit, in 2004. It is also recognized as National Trivia Day and National Spaghetti Day in the United States.
Your host for the event will be ReggieCat
The event will be a short meet and greet in the free car park of Bramshot Farm Country Park, The Car Park has plenty of free parking. There are a set of Ad Labs nearby and some physical caches too! All are welcome to come and talk caching, swap trackables, collaborate on some puzzle solving perhaps, or plan those caching trips.
Consisting of 91 acres of open meadows and woodlands, surfaced and unsurfaced pathways weave throughout the park to cater for all abilities and interests. It's perfect for dog walking, so why not arrive early and give your geo-hounds a walk
- Leaping Hare Loop (surfaced) 1.3km
- Old Oak Way (partly surfaced) 1.2km
- Yaffle Meadows (unsurfaced) 0.4km
I look forward to welcoming everyone, from the most seasoned cachers to those who are new to geocaching, and everyone in between!