KyHiker gave this large green ammo box to me for completing 2000
finds. It was packed with so many nice things that I just had to
get out and hide it in one of my favorite places. This yellow
square trail has until now been mostly overlooked by cachers so I
chose it as a good place to put this cache.
There is (1)one requirements and (2)one
suggestion to log this cache.
1. Physically find the cache.
2. In your online log do a writeup with the question, what has
geocaching done for you? or you can write a personal experience
that you might have had while geocaching. For newer cachers this
can be as little as telling how geocaching has got you out of the
house more or gave you a new thing to do with the family. For the
veterans out there and especially those surpassing the 2000 mark, I
expect a little more.
I will start this off by saying that at the age of 8 having my
big brother go off to collage, I found myself needing things to do
on my own. I soon took up hiking through the woods at my parents
cabin on Nolin Lake. It did not mater if it was 70 or 15 degrees
outside I enjoyed exploring nature. I found as time passed and I
got married and had three kids I had lost something I truly
enjoyed. When geocaching got me back out in the woods I found
myself feeling like that 8-year-old kid of long ago, this along
with a few dozen other things is one of the main reasons that I
enjoy geocaching so much. Now it’s your turn to tell me your
story.
This cache placed and maintained by a
member of Heartland Geocachers, GEOCKY and InKy
