Recently I drove my son,
Christopher, around so he could earn the North Clackamas and Clackamas County
(Heritage) Geocoins.
On Saturday, September 1, my daughter, Catherine, my son, Christopher, and I went geocaching along Highway 26 to Highway 35. We found the caches for the 2012 Villages of Mt. Hood Geocoin Challenge. I found three benchmarks on the Salmon River Bridge but it turned out that I had already recorded the finds in July 2009!
We stopped in Government
Camp about 1:45pm to have lunch at the Ice Axe Grill. We sat at a table on the patio. Catherine was sitting in the sun with
Christopher and I sitting on separate benches in the shade. The wind
was a bit nippy. Catherine traded places with me so I could be warm.
Catherine and I had already found the caches for the 2012 Mt. Hood/Government Camp Geocoin Challenge so we drove to the various cache locations so Christopher could earn his geocoin.
We completed all of the caches
by 4:15pm and headed west to Government Camp where Christopher picked up his
geocoin at the Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Musuem. We drove to Welches where we picked up our
glass geocoins at the All Seasons Property Management. We got there in the nick of time just before
5:00pm.
On Saturday, September 1, my daughter, Catherine, my son, Christopher, and I went geocaching along Highway 26 to Highway 35. We found the caches for the 2012 Villages of Mt. Hood Geocoin Challenge. I found three benchmarks on the Salmon River Bridge but it turned out that I had already recorded the finds in July 2009!
Catherine and I had already found the caches for the 2012 Mt. Hood/Government Camp Geocoin Challenge so we drove to the various cache locations so Christopher could earn his geocoin.
All in all it was a beautiful
day. After the mist burned off the in
the morning the temperature was perfect for geocaching.
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