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s. E. Bunny had to move from her previous home and has been recently spotted in Silverdale, WA., near Ridgetop Blvd. and NW Wauga Way. Much like her cousin, the White Rabbit, she has dropped out of site. Both Alice and the White Rabbit are very concerned for her whereabouts and they need your help.
Rumor has it that she now resides in the woods East of the Harrison Hospital Annex. If she's there, I'm sure she has secreted herself and her eggs away to several safe places, far from all the hungry beasts of the woodlands.
If you find one of her eggs, quite possibly you might be able to follow the trail back to her new den. If successful and she is okay, please notify Alice and the White Rabbit that she is safe and sound, and doing well in her new home.
Since Ms. Bunny's favorite color is Pink, you may assume that her eggs would be the same. However and for safe keeping, all her personal belongings are being kept secure in her camouflaged home. If you are able to find it and want to make her life a little easier, please leave something useful for her new home.
Please take care to cover your tracks when leaving the area, so the resident foxes, bears and other critters don't find her new home, eggs and her new family, if there is one. Please share with us your concerns for her well-being.
Begin your search at the Locked Steel Gate, protecting the pathway to her home. Somewhere in a Mossy Stump you might find the first evidence of her presence. Be careful, there are many Bunny Trails that might lead you astray. I've heard that she sometimes visits the
Valley of Despair
and
Can You Find It?
caches. So make sure you have the information for those caches with you as well.
If you search for Ms. Bunny after dark, be aware that there have been several sightings of a Wild Moose and a Blood-Thirsty Bat in the area. In either case, you will be safe, so long as you carry a bright flashlight to scare them away.
AND NOW THE HUNT BEGINS!
At Waypoints #2 to #5 you will find Pink Eggs. Inside of each egg you will find a Number written with Black Marker. You are not required to do them them in any particular order. Each of these waypoints will not be more than 20 feet off the main trail or one of it's branches.
However, the cache itself is hidden much farther off the trail and this accounts for part of the cache's higher ratings. As the growing season continues through the Spring and Summer months, you may have to do some bushwacking near the cache.
Waypoint #1: N47° 39.545' x W122° 40.330': Parking Only.
Waypoint #2: N47° 39.885' x W122° 40.395': A = ______.
Waypoint #3: N47° 39.865' x W122° 40.455': B = ______.
Waypoint #4: N47° 39.705' x W122° 40.450': C = ______.
Waypoint #5: N47° 39.660' x W122° 40.585': D = ______.
To remember your answers, use the workspace provided above.
Waypoint #6: N47° 39.AB8' x W122° 40.CD0': Cache Site!
The Camouflaged Ammo-Can contains several cute and cuddley Bunnies for the younger set. If you take one home for your child, please replace it with something of equal importance or value for another child. Please sign the Log Book and indicate what you took and what you left, otherwise write TNLN.
Even though Easter Sunday only comes once each year, the meaning of Easter remains throughout the entire year. If you have not seen the movie entitled "The Passion" yet, it is well worth your time and monies to see it!
BTW, have you bought a live baby Easter Bunny for your child yet?
Whether you have or not,
please read this,
because it's often true!
Last Edited/Updated: 10 April 2004
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