TA@10k #7000: So close, but yet so far! Traditional Cache

Part SEVEN of a ten-cache series to honor TeamAlamo's achievement of hitting 10,000 caches found and becoming the top male geocacher of all time. Visit all ten to find the coordinates for the final tribute cache!

The Series:

There are ten caches in this series. Each cache contains one-tenth of a $10,000 bill with a number on it. When you visit each cache, note the location of the bill segment and the number on the bill. Use these ten numbers to find the final cache!

• TA@10K #0001: Bishop's Gambit
  
  
• TA@10K #1000: Cape Horn Pass
  
  
• TA@10K #2000: Ammo Box Canyon
  
  
• TA@10K #3000: Bringing People Together
  
  
• TA@10K #4000: Desert Oasis
  
  
• TA@10K #5000: Double Up
  
  
• TA@10K #6000: Trail? What trail?
  
  
• TA@10K #7000: So close, but yet so far!
  
  
• TA@10K #8000: Return to Purgatory
  
  
• TA@10K #9000: Ten thousand is a lot of anything!
  
  
• TA@10K The Grand Finale: The end of the road
  
  

A bit of history - Lee's 7000th cache:

BADGES Dinner #6 (South Bay) GCMNBH
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February 27 (2005) by TeamAlamo 7,000!! It was a fantastic turn out tonite. It was great seeing familiar faces and meeting so many new ones. Cache-ya at the next event.
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The first time we ever met Lee was during a hunt for a cache out in the Milpitas area. Back then he bearly had a 1000 caches. My how things have changed.

This cache:

This is a little over 7 crow miles from Lee's base of operation in Alamo but the drive is 3 times that just to get there and a 40 minute drive because you have to drive around Mt Diablo. How taunting is that! It is actually in the park just in from the trailhead where there is a gravel pullout for about 2 cars. In the winter you may have to cross a small flooded section to get up to the cache, depending on the amount of rain.