Event Location - N 42° 49.521 W 070°
55.882
LeftyFB proposed to Deviousdragen while caching, this is where
it all started, I thought it would be fitting to send them off at a
Cache Event in their honor at this very park he proposed and on the
very day, time and location they will be marry
The Proposal
Mike aka LeftyFB and Sara aka Deviousdragen planned to go for a
walk at Maudslay State Park to do some geocaching. Unknown to Sara,
Mike had a all together different reason for wanting to Geocache on
this day, He was devising a plan to propose to Sara while combining
geocaching a passion they both enjoy by slipping the ring he had
buried deep in his pocket in to a cache and letting Sara find the
cache and wouldn't you know the first cache was a micro, and the
ring would not fit..... So off to the next cache he went with the
ring still firmly deep in his pocket again another micro , so off
they went again back to the beaten path to the next cache. Emerging
from the woods was a nice bench along the Merrimack river and he
knew, this was the spot and pulled out the ring and the rest is
history.
Remember the wedding and Geo Event are separate, lets keep it
that way ;0 - The Geo Event is up on the hill at the picnic tables
over looking the river.
I will be raffling off 2 Custom "Tying the knot on 10-10-10"
Geo-coins, designed by the Bride and Groom them selves LeftyFB and
Deviousdragen , check the geocoin out in the photo gallery
There is a $2 Parking fee to get in the park.
Also Groundspeak is on a mission, and you can help them fulfill
their ambitious goal to set a new record of the most geocachers
logging a cache in one day. Doesn’t have to be at this event,
But get out there and Cache!.
Here's what Groundspeak had to say. "Plan to Go Geocaching on
10-10-10 We want to see how many geocachers can go geocaching on a
single day! We've chosen 10-10-10, since the date represents 10
years of geocaching and 10 years of Groundspeak in 2010. Bring your
friends, bring your family, bring your worst enemy (if that's what
it takes) and let's see if we can beat the previous record of
56,654 accounts logging on April 18, 2010. Even one log counts
since we are counting how many accounts log a cache rather than the
number of caches logged."
Please use the listed park area and walk in to the event, No
Bushwacking, we do not want to disturb the wedding as it will be in
progress