Enchanted Blue Heron

You might try doing a search of some of the caches around Niagra Falls. They are set up as tours of the area. One can pick and choose which tour on would like.

Well, I've got two bugs out there and both were last seen in the hands of cachers. One of the cachers is in the Army and based on their profile and experienced cacher. Giving him some time to drop the bug. The other one looks like a newbee...and has been emailed twice with no response. So I figure at least one is most likely gone for good.

I just put together an adult birthday party for a friend in March. She had received a GPS for Christmas, but hadn't been out to use it or learn to use it. I set it up as a multi-cache experience in the morning with brunch served afterwards. She brought both her boys to help with the hunt and I invited another geocacher. So between 1 experienced geocacher with his GPS, her GPS, and my GPS they hunted in the woods for clues and mini-treasures. Her Birthday present was the final cache. I served a wonderful breakfast Straka, bacon, juice, and fruit. Prizes used in the caches included: T-shirts non-activated Travel Bugs (so they can create their own profiles & continue caching on their own) pocket calculators from the Dollar Store party hats noisemakers They all had a blast! Her youngest boy asked me on THAT DAY to do a party for him this summer! I will be very happy too. For his party I am already planning to have several multi-caches setup. Depending on how many kids and adults they will be split into teams of up to 5 kids. Each team will have their own multi-cache to complete. It seemed to me the boys got the hang of the GPS rather easily.