World o' Coins on the Kissing Bridge Trail Traditional Geocache
World o' Coins on the Kissing Bridge Trail
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Difficulty:
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Terrain:
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Size: 
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The cache is on the Kissing Bridge Trail.
This cache is accessible all year round.
Park on the side of the road (N43 35.511, W080 27.868) near the bridge. In the winter the snow is plowed back 10 feet (for the horse buggies), so you should have no trouble parking.
Get out of your car and head bearing 320.
There is a path just to the right of the private property (my house) that is mowed during the non-snow months.
You will be heading away from the cache but this is the simplest and safest way and there is a foot bridge across the ditch.
Do not believe the Kissing Bridge Trail sign which will send you down a very steep, slippery hill.
I have noticed from the logs that many of you are uncomfortable with the route to the cache. You are NOT on private property (although I like to treat it as mine ;-).
The land you are travelling on belongs to the Kissing Bridge Trailway.
Update 2005/05/10:
Many of you are still worried about trespassing. You can hop the guard rail and remain on trailway land the whole way. I'd hate to have to call an ambulance to haul away a fellow cacher.
That old guy (or his younger trophy wife) you may see puttering around the property won't bite and actually wouldn't mind talking to you. You may even get a beverage out of it.
The cache is a bottle 4 inches high and 2 inches in diameter.
Mission:
To see how many different country’s coins can pass through.
The cache is quite small so please only take and leave coins.
When logging your find on the web, tell us about the trip that allowed you to return with the coin you left in the cache.
Photos from the foreign trip could also be uploaded.
original cache contents:
2 pence – England
1 peso – Dominican Republic
5 colones – Costa Rica
5 cents – Barbados
10 francs – France
1 dime – USA
25 cent piece – Canada
5 francs – Belgium
2 Deutsche marks – Germany
5 francs – Luxembourge
10 Pfennigs – Holland
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Fbpx vg gb zr.
Xrrc lbhe puva hc.
[Spoiler - do not decode unless you REALLY can't find it]
Va n tebhc bs prqnef, va n fbpx ng rlr yriry - vs lbh'er 6'2.