2010 GEOCACHING & POTLUCK BARBECUE

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Date: September 30th 2010

PACIFIC CREST TRAIL ASSOCIATION

MT. HOOD CHAPTER

2010 GEOCACHING & POTLUCK BARBECUE

CELEBRATING A GREAT SEASON OF WORK

When: Saturday, OCTOBER 2, 2010

Where: Champoeg State Park

From I-5, take Exit 278 and head west.

Follow the signs 6 miles to the Park.

Then Follow the Signs to Oak Grove.

Please note; Everything is free except the State Parks Day Use Auto Fee of $5. Think carpooling!

11 AM: Sharpen your GPS skills by joining Steve Queen in a geocaching adventure. Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. If you have a GPS or can borrow one, please bring it with you. We'll be able to share, but the more GPS units we have, the better. We will also be doing radio training and Spot emergency locator training.

1 PM: Celebrate another successful season

with your fellow Maintainers.

Well supply hot dogs and soft drinks, BYOB.

Bring chips & dip, salads, entrees, desserts

or whatever.

Come for both or either, rain or shine

Covered option for inclement weather.

significant others definitely welcome!

For additional info, directions & RSVP

(503)579-2841 or <jjk-jsk@comcast.net>

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