[GeoStL] Re: Suggestions needed for DC trip

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There are many MANY (mostly virtual) caches all around the typical  
tourist areas - the Mall, Arlington National Cemetary, etc.
I think this one might be my favorite, because I wouldn't have found  
this little "weary traveler" without hunting for the geocache.  He is  
obviously a piece of history, intentionally part of the memorial even  
though he is hidden, and your 8th graders might be amused to learn  
about him!
Check out this cache - on the WWII memorial site on the Mall
GCK12J    Last stop for a weary traveler

If you check out my "found caches" page from October 2005 (currently  
page 4 of my found caches), you will see several easy, quick caches  
we were able to fit in around wedding festivities.
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/nearest.aspx?ul=GeoGache

I really love Washington and plan to go back sometime this summer.   
If you find any great caches in the area, let us know!

Mary
~GeoGache


On Mar 28, 2007, at 8:42 PM, Steve Bromley wrote:

>
> I am accompaning my son's 8th grade class on their field trip to the
> northeast.  We will a day in Washington DC, an evening in downtown  
> Baltimore
> and a day in the Gettysburg area (not necessarily in that order).   
> Are their
> any easy caches that anyone would recommend that could be a quick  
> walkup?
> I'm not sure I can break away to get any caches but if the opportunity
> presents itself, I'd like to be able to do so.  I know we will be in
> Arlington, and on the Mall in DC along with the Vietnam wall and  
> the WWII
> memorial.  We will be at the Gettysburg battlefield and in Hershey  
> PA for a
> short time.  Any suggestions would be welcome.
>
>
>
> Steve Bromley
> bromley@xxxxxxx
>
>



 

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