UPDATE 03/29/2011: The cache is almost 10 years old now! I've moved
the cache to a slightly less slippery location, although this puts
it in better view of the trail, so some amount of stealth might be
needed. I've added three new spoiler pictures because reception is
fairly bad down there, although left the original images for
'historical record', so please make sure when checking the images
that you are looking at the "03-29-11 Spoiler" pictures.
UPDATE 05/16/2006: This cache has now lasted FIVE years, and is
one of the oldest in Washington State. It has been muggled twice in
the last year however, and this park does not have a great track
record for "protecting" caches. Because of this, I have moved this
cache about 15 feet from its original placement to get it further
away from foot traffic while keeping with the original spirit
(slippery root) of the cache. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE when finding
this cache, cover well when you leave. I have also up'ed the
terrain rating a half star, as there is a bit more "slippery" in
its new location. Also, as of 05/16/06 there is evidence that a
homeless person has set up camp near the trail on the way up to the
cache. I saw traces of a campfire and bedding very near the parking
lot end of the trail. Please use caution, this may not be the best
cache to do after dark.
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06/06/2005: Please take extra care in re-hiding this cache. This
cache was muggled once before and in the last week another cache in
this park went MIA.
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is an ammo can (see picture). Initial contents include 3.5" hard
drive guts, glass etching cream, bag o' marbles, four memory chip
keyrings, 12g CO2 Cartridge, CO2 expansion chamber for paintball
gun.