Saturday, September 22, 2001 3:00
to 5:00 PM
For a more detailed description of the location,
please see the hint. Otherwise, use your GPS to find us! 
Our August meeting was an encouraging success with the Georgia State Parks officials. We made a favorable impression and represented ourselves well. Let's do it again, this time with Cobb County. A special "Thank you" goes out to Kent and Sharon Raymond for doing the footwork to contact Rusty Simpson from Cobb County Parks and Rec.We will be working with Rusty to establish usage guidelines and contact information for geocachers who want to place caches in Cobb County parks. Please join us early or stay late to swap stories, tell tall tales, and enjoy seeing the faces behing the cache logs. Everyone is welcome; you do not have to be a member to attend.
Pre-meeting
Picnic
Feel free to come early and enjoy an informal
picnic lunch with the GGA geocachers. We will start gathering around 1:00PM
to begin our feast. All you have to do is bring a picnic lunch for your
family/friends and enjoy some good company. We will keep the grill going
for anyone that wants to bring dogs, burgers, or brats. You could also
make a side trip to Marietta and picnic with a bucket from the Big
Chicken.Please no alcoholic beverages: Park Rules.
Agenda
The business meeting will start at 3:00 PM sharp.
Other items will follow.
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1:00 PM Cookout, charcoal grill will be available,
bring your own food and beverages, but no alcohol (park rules)
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2:45 PM Sign-up at the pavilion, CafePress logo items
on display
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3:00 PM Meeting starts, agenda items:
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Business Meeting
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Cobb County Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs
(our hosts)
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Snake Show by Ga. Herpetological Society
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Brief CafePress logo item show-n-tell by mtn-man
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First aid training by justdrivin
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~5:00 PM Adjournment
Sites to see while you're in the area:
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Heritage Park Geocache
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The Old Woolen Mill Ruins
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Daniel & Ruff's Mill
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Concord Covered Bridge
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Old Rock House
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Silver Comet Trail
For additional information please contact Andrew
Knies (PharoaH) using the e-mail link below the title.