The cache container is a magnetic micro, and should be relatively straightforward to find. My GPSr kept changing
coordinates as it averaged, though, so the coordinates may be off just a bit. Feel free to post corrected coordinates
with your log if you think mine are wrong.
Here's the hard part. Once you find the cache, you must log a self-violating rule
of English language grammar, usage, or style. I will delete logs that do not meet this criterion, or those that are essentially repeats of previous logs. Each log must be a new rule violation. If you don't get it, I'll explain. The title is an example. Eschew means to avoid. Obfuscate means to confuse or hide. Thus the title "rule" means: Avoid Confusion - or, in plain English: Write clearly. It is stated in the form of a rule (i.e., do this or don't do that) and it violates itself. There are at least a dozen or so good rules of this sort that are pithy, witty, or silly enough to be entertaining, perhaps twice that many. Do not bother to find this cache and log it if you do not have a rule in mind, because I will delete logs that don't qualify. If in doubt, e-mail me your proposed rule first, and I will either approve it in advance, say no, or possibly suggest a more elegant or entertaining way of expressing the same idea, if I happen to have come across one. If you don't want to wait for the e-mail exchange, go ahead and log, and I may encrypt your log and email you to reword it if I think the idea has merit, since I cannot edit it directly. Or I may just delete it, so log at your own risk. I fully expect that after ten logs or so, finders will no longer be able to come up with original ideas. If I find that too much time has passed without good rules or too many bad logs have appeared and been deleted, I will raise the difficulty level. However, I will still delete bad logs, so move fast on this one. Expect no mercy. I am, after all, the Word Police.
In order to be sure the cache will stay available for a reasonable length of time, however, I will bend these rules after two months of no good logs, or six months from approval, whichever comes first. At that point I will log a note on the page that I will provide finders with a rule to post that has not been used (if I know any and they e-mail me first), or I'll modify the cache page to allow for other good Word Police related postings. I'll decide exactly what when the time comes. Maybe I'll allow real-life examples of political correctness that result in ridiculous grammatical constructions. But for now, self-violating rules only, please.