"mem" Traditional Geocache
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The container is (appropriately!) an "Otter Box" and is handicap accessible 24/7. It is located near the Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the amazing Sundial Bridge.
Explore and search for this cache by following the words of the local Native American Wintu. Look closely WHERE you walk and discover Wintu words such as: "pan", "Buyem Phoyoq", and "sas" cut into the stones.You might want to do a "chonos" near the "bo-la haros pom", or reflect on the importance of the "nurr" and the "Bohema mem". Maybe you will refer to the hints while sitting on the back of a giant "xok", but the keyword for finding the cache is "mem". While you stand reading the meaning of this word, the cache will be directly in front of you, and the meaning of the word defines it's environment.
This place is a tourist attraction and muggles abound, but their interest will seldom focus on you or what you are doing here. (Just blend in!)
Because of the muggle traffic here, please take special care while replacing the cache that you aren't being watched, and hide it well. Management has endorsed this placement and your geocaching visit is welcomed. Allow yourself plenty of time to explore the area, walk the bridge, and enjoy the "mem"!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Fb znal zhttyrf! V unq gb uvqr vg gurer!