Treasure hunting
I volunteer with Big Brothers, Big Sisters. And this is what we’ve been up to lately.
Did you know, not far from where you’re reading this, there is something hidden. It could be a list of successful treasure finders, a trinket or two, a big box or a thumb-sized tube. But it’s not far from where you are. Right. Now.
Are you a little weirded out? Or excited?
Isabel and I are proud to have joined the ranks of successful geo-cachers.
The idea behind geo-cashing, is there is a treasure (or finders list) placed somewhere on public property. Hidden in the city, the parks or sidewalks. There are GPS coordinates to find said treasure, and when you get close, you may need to utilize some clues to find it.
I downloaded the free “Intro to Geocaching” application (paid upgrade available, but I’ve not had to use it yet) on my phone and we were off!
There was a cache just behind my Little Sister’s house. We…
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Julia, Always enjoy your postings and I share them with others in the office who know you and want to be there too. Keep’m coming. We’ve begun designing a new ship class here and about to down-select to the builder shipyard. We have our moments, kinda exciting at times – not as much fun as you have, but we can’t seem to escape the ‘wash-rinse-repeat’ of the our daily routine – until we read your postings. I intentionally haven’t mentioned the traffic each morning and evening – it’s like Haloween – scarey in different ways each day. On the plus side, there’s plenty of comic relief with the campaign ads & candidates running for President (talk about scarey). Anyway, tks again, Bill & the T-AO(X) office.
I miss you Julie!!! and it’s only been 2 months!!
Isabel and Julia, what fun your adventures are. Keep having fun and discovering. Kit