This cache is dedicated to Jewel, my Australian shepherd. She
loved to run and chase. You will find her picture inside of the
cache. She had a lovely face and a white mark on one of her
eyes.
We put the cache in the dog park also because we love to come
here with our dogs too. This cache also wants to promote one of the
two dog parks in the Riley County area. The other one is in the
Tuttle Creek Park Area.
We like to keep the theme of this cache K-9 related. Inside you
will find all sort of chewing toys, stuffed animals, squeaky rubber
balls, retrieving tennis balls. Please trade only dog toys and dogs
related swag.
Geocachers please only use the log book provided to log your
find if you don't have a stamp. If you log caches with a stamp
please be welcome to use the letterbox stamp book.
In a different ziplock bag we have provided a dog paw stamp, an
ink pad and a special white pages journal for the letterbox to
collect stamps from visitors.
Finally this letterbox hybrid cache is the home of my Rubik's
Cube. I am trusting my dog Jewel to take care of it. Inside of the
cache you will find a Rubik's Cube with numbers on it. Solve the
cube to get the coordinates for another three mysterious caches
that I have hidden in the Manhattan Area.
RUBIK'S CUBE SOLUTION GUIDE
PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE RUBIK'S CUBE NOR TRADE IT FOR SWAG. Once
you have resolved the cube, save/write down the coordinates,
re-unscramble it and put it back in the cache. Remember that once
the cube has been solved you still have to unscramble the
coordinates using the three mysterious caches pages.
Fairmont Park is a unique riverfront site with abundant natural
habitat, wide open spaces, and large trees. When fully
developed, the park will be an invaluable asset which will allow
the community to embrace the river and enjoy the recreational
benefits such a park can offer.
Park Rules and Regulations
Hours: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
Location: At Messenger Rd north of K-177
- No liquor or cereal malt beverages
- No motorized vehicles or horses, except in parking areas
- No firearms or hunting
- No tree cutting
- No fires
Congratulations to JJTally for the FTF