Unfortunately, No Karst Spelunking Allowed! Multi-cache

THE ABOVE COORDINATES ARE MOSTLY BOGUS LEGIT!
... they will be used for parking and to start this puzzle-ish multi-cache. :)

We have gone and relocated into a home of our own. It means that we are a little further out than before, but we are happy to pay the extra gasoline bills since we now have a place to call our own. Unfortunately, there are not many caches out here. High time that changed. ;)

Not several hundred feet from our home are the coordinates posted above. They are to be used to parking. Here you will get absorbed by this Cedar Park preserve. As this is a preserve, I am not able to hide physical redirectors within the bounds of the park. But this didnt dissuade me from creating this virtual-like multicache within the confines of the park. You get a smiley, and the enjoyment of this preserve. Score!

To complete this cache, you will visit various points of interest within the preserve. Each point of interest will be clearly marked. At the coordinates above, park your ride. Once out of the car, you should see a very large sign telling you where you are visiting. The name of this place should be used to fill in the 'blanks' to get to the next redirector. Adequate spacing is provided in the table below for you to plug in the name. To assist in helping cacher understand the concept, I have taken the liberty of filling in letters from the name within the first set of blanks. It is your job to fill in the rest of the letters, and the other blanks for each point of interest. Remember, easy POI will be clearly marked with a name which fits within the blanks. Each redirector will be represented as N 30 29.abc, W 097 50.def. Once plugged into the blanks, you should be able to use the cipher key to turn letters within the name into numbers. The numbers marked by lower-case letters should be used to get to the next redirector. Simple enough? Have fun!

The final container is a camo-ed micro (formerly a Decon container located on public property just outside of the confines of the Preserve.

April 15, 2006 is Cave Day. This area will be abuzz with cool activities for kids and adults alike. Hopefully this will be approved in due time for the schindig. For more information on Cave Day, visit the TCC or the City of Cedar Park websites.