GCK7Z6 Are We Not Men? (Traditional Cache) in California, United States created by Firehouse16

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GCK7Z6 ▼

A cache by Firehouse16 Message this owner

Hidden : 8/10/2004

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is located off Highway 138 just before Mormon Rocks. Exit is on the north side between the two bridges, the road departments asphalt storage area.

Are We Not Men? Not when you don't trade up or trade equal. This cache is dedicated to every cacher who thinks trading up or trading equal is leaving a little green army man. So I have taken every little green army man I could find and made this cache just for you! So trading down now is not an option. Why some people cannot spend a dollar or two for decent trade item gets me. I think this has also changed the game where before you used to have great items in a cache, but after a while you visit a cache you have nothing but little green army men, marbles and if we're lucky some golf balls! so TRADE UP, TRADE EQUAL or DON'T TRADE AT ALL!

In true army tradition this cache is camouflaged to match it's surroundings. The cache container is a midsize mayo container.

This is another spot I use for taking photos of trains along the Cajon Pass. If you're interested in seeing more train photos you can visit my photos online at Webshots.com, Firehouse16's photos.

Original Contents:
Log and Pen
Little Green Army Men