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Third Annual F.G.A. Spring Event
Written by Florida Geocaching Association   
Monday, 30 January 2012 20:54

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FGA Event

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Third Annual F.G.A. Spring Event - GC3BPMQ

 March 24, 2012

Spring is just around the corner and it is time to come join the Florida Geocaching Association for their annual fun-filled weekend of finds, fellowship and food in our state’s capital city. We have chosen Alfred B. Maclay Gardens state park for the Saturday activities. It is located just off Interstate 10 and you should be able to get directions to the park by following the link above. The entry fee into the park is $6.00 for a vehicle of up to 8 passengers and exact change is required.

There will be opportunity in Lake Hall to swim, canoe or kayak. Additionally, the park has two short nature trails that meander through the woods with views of the lake. Hikers and bicyclists can enjoy five miles of shared-use trails and five miles of designated biking trails winding through the woods surrounding Lake Overstreet, located on park property adjoining the gardens.

This event will be during the high-blooming season and you may choose to tour the Maclay house and the gardens. During this blooming period, a special fee is charged for visiting the Gardens and the Maclay house which is open daily, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

We will begin the activities at the pavilion (coordinates will be posted later) at 10:00 a.m. At approximately 12 noon hot dogs will be furnished by FGA and Tallahassee Area Geocachers (TAG) will provide all the paper products and plastic wear. As is customary, we are asking attendees to bring one of the following food items:

 

Based upon your LAST NAME (not geo-name) bring the following:

• A – E Desserts
• F – J Potato/pasta or other type salad
• K – O Snacks or drinks
• P – Z Veggies or fruit and dip.
 
Please post your WILL ATTEND and indicate how many will be in your party and the item of food that you will bring.

It is important that we have a proper count in order to have sufficient food for everyone.
 

Updates to this event and the cache page will be made so place it on your watchlist.

 
Last Updated on Monday, 30 January 2012 22:03
 
FGA T-Shirts
Written by flimcan   
Tuesday, 29 November 2011 00:00

FGA T-Shirts are still available.

 

These are the orange T-shirts and the picture below is a well worn one.

There are still some available so come get 'em.

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T-Shirts are available in adult sizes Medium hrough 2XL.  T-Shirts are $15 and includes shipping by USPS.  The shirt quality is similar to the "Life is Good" T-Shirts.

 

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DARC Geo-Trail
Written by Florida Geocaching Association   
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 10:24

 

 

 

 

 

DARC Geo-Trail : Exploring Florida's Archaeology

 

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Are you ready to explore Northwest Florida's archaeology and history? Forget your fedoras and bullwhips, and pick up a GPS device (or download a GPS app to your smartphone)! The DARC Geo-Trail offers everyone an outdoor adventure and chance of discovery...

Geocaching? What's Geocaching?
Geocaching is a worldwide scavenger hunt game. Players try to locate hidden containers, called caches, using GPS enabled devices and share their experiences online. Caches are often hidden very well, but are never buried or placed in areas in need of protection. To learn more about geocaching go to this official brochure or visit this website. You can also view this video. Please follow all basic guidelines and rules when geocaching.

DARC Geo-Trail
 A "geotrail" is a series of caches tied together by a common topic or theme. Discover your Florida history through museums and archaeological sites open to the public in the DARC Geo-Trail.

DARC stands for Destination Archaeology! Resource Center. FPAN has hidden geocaches at participating sites across Northwest Florida to form a geotrail called DARC Geo-Trail. All the sites on this geotrail are connected to Florida archaeology and are featured in the Road Trip Through Florida Archaeology exhibit at the Destination Archaeology! Resource Center in Pensacola, FL.


Adventure and Discovery

GPS device on map

Players who participate in this geotrail will have the opportunity to visit many different types of archaeological sites at both rural and urban areas while looking for caches.

A few of the places this journey will take you:

  • Ancient Native American earthworks once built by civilizations long before Columbus set sail for the Americas…
  • Plantations that fueled the southern economy and ultimately led the country to the Civil War…
  • Remnants of fortifications once put under siege during the American Revolution…
  • Antebellum industrial areas that once powered the economy of Florida …

Chance to Win an Official DARC Geocoin!

The first 300 participants who record at least 15 sites will receive a traceable, special edition geocoin produced specifically for this geotrail.

To be eligible for the coin, please download the official DARC Geo-Trail passport here. You will need Adobe Acrobat to view and print this document. To download Adobe Acrobat, click here. Once you find a geocache record the name, date, and code word (located on the inside of the logbook) in this passport and take a photo of yourself with the geocache container. The first person to find a geocache will find an FPAN item inside!


 Here’s how it works:

  • Log onto www.geocaching.com to retrieve the coordinates and location information for the geocaches. Basic membership for site is free.
  • Search for the geocache online by GC code number or use advanced search by user name “DARC Geotrail.”
  • Locate at least 15 DARC Geo-Trail geocaches and record the code word from each geocache in your passport. Take a picture of yourself with the geocache at the site and post it to the corresponding Geocaching.com page.
  • Bring in your completed passport to the address below or mail it in for validation. The first 300 people to complete the challenge will receive the coin.*

Destination Archaeology Resource Center
207 East Main Street
Pensacola, FL
32502
Phone: 850.595.0050 ext. 107
www.flpublicarchaeology.org

The DARC Geo-Trail is a project of the Florida Public Archaeology Network and University of West Florida. This project is supported by the Florida Park Service and the Florida Geocaching Association.

*Coins will be awarded on a first come first serve basis as supplies last. Only one coin per person with a valid passport. Once your passport has been validated you will be rewarded with a DARC geocoin. FPAN and UWF are not responsible for any lost, stolen or misdirected passports or mail. All geocaches will be officially registered at www.geocaching.com. Participants will need to register at Geocaching.com to retrieve coordinates and other location information for geocaches. Participants must log the find with a photo from the cache location. Basic membership to Geocaching.com is free.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 August 2011 10:32
 
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