"...baby, you've been had"
No bushwacking here - no poison ivy - no thorns... yet it is a cache that you can trade items in or swap trackables. But could it really be that easy? What the heck?
This is a two stage urban cache. Stealth is required. A "men working" flourescent vest is a good idea. I wore one when hiding the cache and was totally ignored. You'll need an eagle eye at the first stage and special equipment for the final.
Sign the log and please trade fairly - Pathtag for a Pathtag, etc.
Regarding the title,
yes, there is an actual cache at the final. I was listenting (very loudly) to Dream Theater's excellent version of Queen's ""Tenement Funster" / "Flick of the Wrist" / "Lily of the Valley" when I was hiding the cache. The last line between "Flick of the Wrist" and "Lily" struck me as a good name for this cache.
Background info:
As it appears on the album "Sheer Heart Attack", "Flick of the Wrist" is the middle song of a three-track series of songs which seamlessly overlap, segueing from one to the other: "Tenement Funster" to "Flick of the Wrist" to "Lily of the Valley". Each song was recorded separately and later mixed together to form the unbroken stretch of music. Because of this structure, the record company had to select points to separate each track on CD re-issues of the album. "Flick of the Wrist," in this way, starts with the crescendo ending of "Tenement Funster" and ends abruptly before the last line of the song "...baby, you've been had." This last lyric appears at the beginning of the next CD track, "Lily of the Valley".