Thirteen Days of Caching: Day 7 Traditional Cache

13 Days of Caching

(A caching twist to a holiday favorite)

 

 

On the seventh day of caching, a cacher gave to me: seven geocoins, six satellite signals, five DNF's, a four star terrain, three ammo cans, 2 AA batteries, and a bright yellow Garmin Etrex.

 

The seventh cache is hidden at Armstrong Park.  It is a small round container.

 

 

The 13 Days of Caching is a series of caches with a special holiday ending.   At each of the first twelve days of caching, you will need to collect a holiday cutout.  Collect only one of each cutout per caching team/group.  At the 13th cache, there will be envelopes for you to use to “mail” your collection to Santa.  During the week before Christmas (yearly) Santa will visit the 13th cache and collect the envelopes.  Each group that has submitted their complete collection of holiday shapes will receive a special holiday gift from Santa himself.  Be sure to use your holiday shapes to record some information about the cachers in your group:  the age/sex of any children, and number of adults so Santa’s gifts will be appropriate.  Depending on the response, Santa may also celebrate Christmas in July.  DAY 1 AND 2 HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED. YOU MUST COLLECT SHAPES FROM DAY 3-12 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE SERIES. ALL ENVELOPS MUST BE RECEIVED BY SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2006 TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE FINAL ROUND OF GIFT GIVING..  

Some notes:

·        You may visit the caches in any order, but obviously you want to end with the 13th day so that you may “mail” your envelope.

·        You must submit one shape from each cache (12 in all) in your envelope.

·        Don’t forget to include information about the members of your caching group/team!

·        All 13 caches have trades, but keep in mind that most are smaller, so plan accordingly.