Treble Clef Traditional Geocache
jimmerbowl: This one's done under.
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A niCe "blAckbeRRy-free" walk fROm thE maiN pARkiNg AREa in WaShingTON Park will bRing you to a mUGgle-free cAche sItE. The trAIl doEs not cROss privATE propErty; hoWever, ITpasSeS beTweEn soMe priVate lOTs, and aPPRoaches aLonG a sLuffING clifF. BE suRe to wEAr stURDy fooTweaR, uSe a waLKinG sTick, aNd TIE yOur shoElAceS.
While searching for the cache, please tread lightly and respect all native vegetation. No need to climb up any cliffs, pull through vegetation, move boulders, or scrape-away moss. You will need to climb over a log and duck under a big branch.
When you get to the cache site, stop and listen. Consider a score of music. Sounds induced by humans are generally in the bass clef. Examples that you may hear are ferry horns, and/or jets and planes flying overhead. In contrast, most sounds you hear in nature are in the treble clef. Birds chirping, frogs croaking, or simply waves lapping down at the bayshore would be examples of those within the higher range treble clef.
The cache is a small camoed film container. Please place the cache back exactly as you found it. BYOP, and have fun.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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