Cache to Eagle, NCAC Old Dominion: Trustworthy Traditional Cache
Cache to Eagle, NCAC Old Dominion: Trustworthy
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This cache part of the National Capital Area Council, Old Dominion District, Cache to Eagle Trail. It is a series of 12 geocaches, one for each point of the Scout Law, hidden at the sites of Eagle Projects. A geocoin trackable on Geocaching.com is available for purchase to commemorate the publishing of the series. If interested, contact OldDominionCache2EagleTrail@gmail.com. A coin has been placed in the cache for the FTF.
The inspiration for this series is from the first Cache to Eagle Trail published in 2010 in Marin Council (California) area. Trails have been published throughout the country. The intent of the Cache to Eagle Trail is to give scouts ideas for Eagle Projects. The Geocaching Merit Badge also includes an optional requirement to find three caches in a series. Troop 856 has conducted several of the Eagle Service Projects to improve the church property, such as the steps leading to the commuter parking lot. Eagle projects have been conducted at local parks: Huntley Meadows, Leeslyvania State Park, Mason Neck and Hidden Pond. Projects to support the county included storm drain labeling and improvement of the Talbert’s Family Cemetery for Fairfax County Cemetery Preservation Association. Lee High School has also benefited from Eagle Projects. Scout Troop 856, sponsored by the Springfield United Methodist Men, has been in continuous existence since 1955 and has over 100 Scouts who have attained the highest rank in Scouting, that of Eagle. Placed with permission. Congratulations to the CO-FTF: TheMalfoys and Ezio10!
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