Four years of Geocaching.
Four years. Wow! We have come a long way in four years.
My 4th Anniversary Cache is quite a change from the first few. I
decided to go on a different tangent this year. One thing I have
found through geocaching is many friends across this great state,
even more across this great country and yes, even friends spanning
the entire globe. It has been fun to cache with other cachers and
make new friends along the way.
One big friend I have made since I started caching was my pet
J.C. the puppymonster. We got him from the Cherokee County Animal
Shelter. He has been a treat and I like it when we can go caching
together. He is with me lots of times when I hide a cache. One
thing I have wanted to do is hide a cache near one of the animal
shelters in the area. I finally did that for my 4th Anniversary
Geocache.
This cache is hidden in a small park near the Cobb County Animal
Shelter. The coordinates above will take you to the ammo box
small lock and lock container. It is well hidden to keep it safe.
Remove the sticks from the TOP of the cache and replace everything
as you see it. It should be an easy find. I went back and forth
several times. If you are in ANY poison ivy you are in the wrong
place.
If you are adventurous (like most geocachers) and would like to
meet a new friend, please go to N33° 54.222 W84° 35.138 and look at
the pets at the Cobb Animal Shelter. You never know, you might just
meet a new best friend this way. There are so many pets that need a
good home there. Thanks to all of the crew at
Geocaching/Groundspeak for keeping geocaching alive and growing.
This is a tremendously fun thing to do and I have seen so much that
I would never have seen without it.