Okay, there are a few people who want to see this happen, so let's just get started and see how much we can get organized. Below is partial info for the event cache. If you want to help out, just pick something and do it, and post back to the list. Also, feel free to make additions, corrections, or suggestions to the info here. Name: Admiralty Islands Splashdown Type: Event Cache Size: Other Placed by: Kingston Area Geocachers N 44=B0 xx.xxx W 075=B0 xx.xxx In Ontario, Canada Date: 16/10/2004 23rd? 30th? Difficulty: 3 Terrain: 5 Short description: We'll meet in Gananoque, rent a boat or two, and search for some geocaches in the Thousand Islands. GeoGranny wanted to name this event "a three hour tour." ;-) Long description: We need more info before we can fill in this part. Here are some random thoughts. Feel free to write this up more nicely and repost it. Bring plenty of water and snacks for yourself. If you are afraid of getting sea sick, bring some gravol too. Do we require boating licenses? Do we need to have at least one experienced boater on board? Are we responsible for the safety of other geocachers who show up for the event? What marina should we rent from? Estimate of cost per person? We'll probably need to reserve the boats with the marina, based on the number of people we expect to show up. Should we meet at the boat rental place, or maybe at a nearby park? Either way, we'll need the coordinates before we post the cache description. Info about the islands and waterways in Admiralty Islands, and a very nice map, can be found here: http://www.paddle1000.com/guide/route3.htm I am pretty sure admission to the Thousands National Park is free after Thanksgiving, since it's off-season. All the caches we plan to search for are on park islands. If we find a nice spot, we may also hide a cache of our own. We'll need to bring stuff for the cache. Dave has volunteered to supply an ammo box, and Barb will give some trading items. We still need: Official geocaching sticker, logbook, English & French cache manifesto ("You've found it, intentionally or not..."), pens & pencils, ziplocks, trading items, and maybe a travel bug. Please post a note if you plan to attend. We need to know how many people we will be so we can reserve the boat(s). Also mention what you can bring for the cache, if anything. Additional Hints: wear your life vest! ------------------------------------------------------------ Kingston Area Geocachers mailing list //www.freelists.org/webpage/kag