GCJ8JH Kyle and Ryan's Kid Craft Cache (Traditional Cache) in California, United States created by Kyle and Ryan (and Equinox 2002)

This cache has been archived.

Equinox017: Following the trimming the cover isn't what it once was, so if we do end up replacing this cache it will be at a different location (and therefore a different cache).

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A cache by Kyle and Ryan (and Equinox 2002) Message this owner

Hidden : 5/1/2004

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

A trading post for craft items and supplies for kids. Designed, made and hidden by the kids for kids. Their rule: ''We're hiding a box for other kids to find. Not grown ups.''

Please respect the wishes of the young boys who thought up, made and hid this cache: ''We're hiding a box for other kids to find. Not grown ups.'' So bring a child with you when searching for this box and let them find it.

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Kyle and Ryan like making things. Stenciling aprons, decorating visors, making shapes and stamped circles out of clay (which they've left in caches they've found before), baking and then (the best part) decorating cookies, etc.

They thought it would be fun to make a box for other kids to find filled with things to decorate, or make, or just have fun with. They're looking forward to visiting the box every once in a while to see what neat things other kids may have left, and to read the log.

So this cache is filled with craft items and other stuff kids could use to make their own crafts. Come, take, create, have fun. And let us know what you make! And if you have something you enjoy using to make crafts, drop it off for the next kid to find!

The cache is located in a newly opened section of the Guadalupe River trail between two areas fun for kids. Just to the south is nice playground and beach. Just to the north are some neat displays from the San Clara Valley Water District (see the Watership Down cache).