There are two legs of the cache that will give you latitude and
longitude of the final cache location. The total time involved in
working the cache should be in the area of 45 minutes to 1½
hours. It is not necessary to work the cache in any particular
order, but we suggest you begin in the order listed to keep your
drive times to a minimum.
Leg 1: Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place.
N39° 11.928 W-119° 41.250
This cache is a brief scamper from a paved road and is an AOL tin
that’s the size of a CD jewel case. It’s been painted
in grey and rust colors for camouflage purposes. The longitude is
written inside the tin. The cache location, just south of the
fabled Pony Express Trail, will give you a view of the northeastern
Carson Valley
Leg 2: Signs of the Times
N39° 08.993 W-119° 45.866
This cache is literally a drive up and is a flat magnetic strip
that has the latitude coordinates written on it. The cache location
is a downtown business neighborhood that once featured Carson's
oldest radio station and Monty's employer while he lived here -
KPTL.
Final Leg: Oh, no! Not Another Rock and a Hard Place?
This cache is contained in a .30 caliber ammo can and is located
just a brief, yet uphill walk from a paved road. The cache location
will give you a great view of the south end of Carson City and the
Greystone Hotel facility.
Upon placement, the cache contained the following items:
Dr. of Rockology GeoToken #001
UFO video tape, new
Petrified wood slice, nonflammable
Key fob/bottle opener
Antique coat hooks, 2
Antique turquoise, one pair
Polished onyx stones, 3
El Capitan lapel pin
Toy viewer, plastic
Hang
Onto St. Christopher Travel Bug , now enclosed in a safe
container, including directions for the requested usage of the
TB.
Cache you later, Monty and Teri
