After getting settled at our campsite, off we went today around 1:30 p.m. Rod's mission was to find the "Original Stash Tribute Plaque" where geocaching got its start. On May 3, 2000, a five-gallon bucket was placed at that very spot. The coordinates were then listed on the Internet and modern-day geocaching was born! Rod now is among those to find the Original Stash Tribute Plaque geocache. Thus, the reason we are staying in Woodburn, Oregon was for Rod to locate this first geocache. Rod's mission was accomplished. Woodburn is about 35 miles from the location of the original geocache.
I have included some other photos of what we saw out and about this afternoon. The sun did come out and temperature did reach 70 degrees. A very pleasant day, concluding with "linner" and fresh Marionberry pie. Umm, umm, good! Great day for us after another 90 miles of driving.
A Covered Bridge Leading to Nowhere
This Must be a Tree Farm
Looking Through The Side Mirror of The Road Runner
This is The Place of The Original Geocache
Original Stash Tribute Plaque Can Be Seen In This Photo
To The Right of Rod is Where
The Geocache Was Found
Did I Fool You
These Are NOT Real
Texas Longhorns
See Some Strange Sights When Out and About
The Swish of a Tail
Forming Capital Letter "C"
Well That's What I See
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