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We started this tour two years ago. Some of the caches were temporarily archived, some we just DNF'd. We have one left! Soon we will finish and claim our coin. Thank you for staying on top of the caches and keeping them in good repair!

We unknowingly started the trail on a visit 2 years ago and stumbled upon it while researching caches for this visit. The trail was added to our target list and we enjoyed following it around and reading all the background information. It was a little touch and go as we managed another DNF on the same cache from 2 years ago, but it was quickly replaced and we were able to finish the tour during our visit. Thanks.

We did the GeoTrail on our Spring Break 2015. We started at the 6th Floor Museum. We really enjoyed the history lesson. My kids, who are 13 and 8 really learned a lot. I would recommend this to anyone who is a history buff.

We had been watching this one for a while and decided to make a day of it in Dallas. It was a great time and a very welled placed "Trail". I learned more then I already had and can now understand why there still seems to be "questions". The only thing I did not like was the amount of people trying to sell "books" on what this Great Team put together. mad:. I guess that is all part of it. I want to thank the team for their time a dedication in putting this out there. It was a wonderful learning experience even for the little ones.

This series was amazing and I was a little surprised at how emotional it was for me. I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news that the President had been killed. Teachers were openly weeping and we were all stunned. The entire nation was in shock. Retracing the motorcade's route, stopping in Craddock Park, Dealey Plaza, Parkland Hospital, etc. - it was surreal. This is a must-do experience for all geocachers and an amazing experience for me. Thanks so much for all your efforts in putting this together and maintaining it.

wow, what an incredible journey you have set before us. 98x, Normasgirl, jd283 and I set out to complete this series for mine and NG's birthday last month. I have never up to this date had a caching trip be so thought provoking, memorable, or enjoyed more than this series brought us. You made that day more real to me than all the history I have been taught or read about. I wasn't even a twinkle yet in my parents eyes at the time JFK was assassinated but hearing NG's memories and experiencing this with my good friends is beyond description. Thank you for all of the hard work you have put into this series. I am and have been telling everyone I can about this series...cachers and muggles alike!

A fellowship of four cachers (Shelle518, TigerShorty, GMartinTx & myself) made a special trip from Wichita Falls just to experience this GeoTrail. I have to say we greatly enjoyed this trail - thank you for all the time and work you put into making this happen. What could be better than caching into history? Nothing! Well done, and again, our thanks!!

Came to Dallas today with Shelle518, Zatahra and my daughter Shorty. We found all 14 caches, completed our passports and will soon have our logs done. Hoards of visitors in Dealey Plaza and at the Museum today, so we weren't able to go to the 6th Floor. Great to take this tour back in time, very well thought out caching experience y'all have put together. Very impressed with the time and work you put into the planning and placement of this cool project. Thanks so much...

Posting a pic of the commemorative pathtag that is given to cachers completing the 14 caches in the JFK50GT.

TO