Monday 2 February 2009

What are those cache containers?

The cache containers are quite unique, they're a plastic vessel about the size of a powdered milk tub, but they've got a secondary seal, too. This, of course, makes them more waterproof, so let's see how they stand up!

They originally had an anti-tamper seal, too. L E G E N D wanted to leave these on for FTF to remove, knowing that they were first. However, on removing the seal, the container then had a white band visible because there was no cammo paint behind.

So - a twin sealed container with an anti-tamper seal... originally available in about 5 sizes from 8cm tall to about 18cm tall.

Well - they were actually containers from a pet cemetery!

When Fido passes away, his cremated ashes are sent back to the dogs owner in the post, using one of these containers.

Depending on the size of the hound, a suitable sized ashes vessel could be used.

Now, do you think that all the dogs ashes are in one big pile, and any old scoop is posted back? You'd be right!

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Old Dog in a Locket

Old dog in a locket
That lays next to my heart
I will always love you
As I did right from the start.

You were right beside me
Through the darkest of my days
It was your kind and gentle nature
That made me want to stay.

Now I hold you in my arms
Your breath still warm against my hand
Our hearts still beat together
And I wonder if you understand.

Through the hours that I held you
Before the light did leave your soul
I knew a way to keep you
Forever in my hold.

I snipped the hair from around your eyes
So I would always see
The beauty that surrounds me
Even in times of need.

I snipped the hair from around your ears
So I would always hear
Music in the distance
To quiet my fears.

I snipped the hair from across your back
To bring me strength in time of need
And the power of your essence
Would always be with me.

I snipped the hair from around your heart
That beat in time with mine
So I would know that love would find me
At some distant time.

And so, your life slipped out of mine
On a quiet Spring like day
But I knew that a part of you
Was always here to stay

Old dog in a locket
That lays next to my heart
I will always love you
Even though we had to part.


by Unknown

You'll be glad to know that these containers have NOT been previously used!

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