Imagine yourself leaving either the Boston or the New York City
areas after a vacation or a business trip. It's early in the
morning on just any other Tuesday, and although the flight is a
non-stop, you won't be arriving home in California until that
evening. However, on that particular Tuesday 19 terrorists decided
that your destination would not be California, rather it would be
either one of the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon, or a
field in Pennsylvania.
* 9-23-2003 The original cache
'container' was removed. Nuts. I will replace it or modify it in
the future. Until that time, as proof of your visit, when you log
your find on the cache-page, please include the name from the
plaque that follows alphabetically, the name listed in the
log-entry previous to yours. You may wish to write down a few names
-- in the event that there are multiple finds on the day you were
at the cache site. Thanks.
*
10-8-2003 I am deeply touched by the direction of
the logs on this cache page. Although it is not a requirement for
verifying a visit, many geocachers have taken it upon themselves to
research the history of the individual that they name in their
logs. These moving tributes have made me conclude that this
hallowed location would be better served if it were to remain a
virtual cache. Therefore, I requested that the cache type be
permanently reclassified.
It is a moving testament to the reverent and gracious
character of geocachers. (Tom -- 'Brainerd')