Ultraviolet light is high energy light lying beyond the spectrum visible to the human eye. Many elements and chemicals can absorb ultraviolet light and re-emit it in the visible region. These processes are called fluorescence and phosphorescence.The emitters absorb the UV light based on empty energy levels in their make-up and vibrate, rotate or otherwise use some the energy before re-emitting it at a lower energy falling in the visible spectrum. Ultraviolet light as described by its wavelength with UV-A having the longest wavelength. UV-A is commonly known as "black light", popularly used for illuminating posters and other novelties. UV-A is not normally dangerous in the way UV-B and C from the sun are in regards to cancer or eye damage.To find this cache you will need a UV-A source.
A small handheld black light tube will work as would a UV LED flashlight or really any other source advertised as a black light.
This cache is offset, you will need to locate a micro container at the coordinates to find out the final location of the letterbox cache itself.
Both the micro and final container are black light active.
There are at the time of placement, no trade items in the cache. There are two logs, one for letterbox stamps only and another for geocaching entries.
PLEASE WRITE ONLY IN THE GEOCACHING LOG.
There are pencils provided but you will need to bring your own inkpad if you wish to make an impression.
GOOD LUCK!
