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Cloak and Dagger: The Amethyst Murder Event Cache

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Finding Fraggle Rock: OK folks, the time has coem to lay the Cloak and Dagger to rest. It was a fun event and made for one heck of a long day. We regretfully archive this event with the hopes of next years being larger and even more fun. It is in the planning, mark your calenders, and come to enjoy. Thanks to all of you that attended and also helped out...Larry and Matt of 3Beans!!!!
See you all next time!!!!
RIP Malana Howe!!!! Thank you for your patience.

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Hidden : Saturday, September 11, 2004
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Finding Fraggle Rock and SerenityNow Present:

Murder, Mayhem, and Intrigue Collide! 

The most unique Geocaching event you'll ever attend!

We have recently been contacted by a small town Sheriff's Department in regards to the mysterious death of a Miss Howe, a prominent citizen, and the disappearance of her most precious heirloom. They have requested the assistance of the geocaching community to help locate the clues, unravel the mystery, and close the case. On this most dangerous mission, your only weapons will be a GPSr and your powers of observation. We are certain that in the mighty world of geocaching one team will stand victorious in unraveling..... 

The Mystery of the Amethyst Murder

 

Step 1:  Begin here!

  • Show up at the above coordinates at 12:00 PM (Noon) on September 11, 2004 with GPS in hand and be raring to go! 

  • You will be registered as you arrive and registration will end PROMPTLY at 12:30 PM.

  • The event is being held at the Plum Creek South Shelter on Plum Creek Parkway, Brunswick, Ohio 44212 3/4 of a mile south of Sleepy Hollow Road, close to the Rt 3 & I-71 interchange.

Step 2:  Develop a Team

  • One vehicle per team

  • No less than 2 players per team. In fact, we suggest that you have 3 or 4 players. It's ok to have 5 or 6 players if you'd like.... as long as you all fit in the vehicle! You'll want a driver of course, a navigator, and a clue master.

  • Don't have a team? Come anyway and we'll be sure you get in a vehicle with the friendliest bunch of geocachers ever!

Step 3:  Receive your instructions

  • Be on time so you don't miss one single piece of information! Late comers will be at a distinct disadvantage!!

  • Decide which team members are in charge of which game aspects as you are awaiting instructions.

  • The briefing will begin PROMPTLY at 12:35 PM. 

Step 4:  Planning

  • Analyze the clues and ATTEMPT to develop an investigational plan.

  • Though this is a mystery you will definitely be using all your geocaching skills to solve the case.

Step 5:  When the Chief Inspector yells "GO!" at 12:45 PM, head for your vehicle and hit the road! (All normal laws and rules of the road apply!)

 

Special Notes:

  • As part of the event, quite a few new permanent caches will be placed that can be claimed on Geocaching.com.

  • Multiple prizes will be awarded!

  • Children are welcome! Be sure, however, that they can tolerate an extended period of time in a vehicle.

  • The Investigation will not take you any farther than 7.5 miles from the starting point in any direction.

  • If you plan on staying over, there are numerous hotels/motels within a 20 mile radius of the event. You can try the Medina, Akron, Strongville, Independence, or Cleveland areas. 

  • The nearest campground is Willow Lake Park, Brunswick (330) 225-6580 or American Wilderness, Grafton (440) 926-3700. Others within driving distance are Mar-Lynn Lake Park, Streetsboro www.mar-lynn.com or Portage Lakes State Park, Akron www.ohiodnr.com/parks/parks/portage.htm (330) 644-2220.

  • You'll find a wide variety of cache hides in the area, so by all means, make it a caching weekend and stay a few days.

 

What to Bring:

  • A GPS

  • A compass is strongly suggested

  • A pen or pencil

  • Scrap paper

  • Camp or lawn chairs

  • A side dish or dessert to share with at least 8-10 people (If attending from outside the Northeast Ohio area, just bring a paper product or snack food.)

  • $5.00 per person (12 years of age and above) to defray costs                                             

 

What Will Be Provided:

  • Picnic tables under a covered pavilion

  • Pizza and wings

  • Pop, coffee, and water

  • Paper plates, cups, napkins, silverware

  • Table covers

  • Trophies and prizes

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