GC19FTA RTB - It's a Washout! (Traditional Cache) in South East England, United Kingdom created by purple

This cache has been archived.

purple_pineapple: apologies - we pulled this in earlier in the week as it had been removed from its normal location, and forgot to put a note on the cache page! The cache will return, in a different location...

GC19FTA ▼

A cache by purple_pineapple Message this owner

Hidden : 2/19/2008

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Size: Size: not chosen (not chosen)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is one in the Redressing the Balance series, which we have created to redress the balance of puzzle caches to traditional caches in the area. All the caches are easy finds, but with a twist which we hope will keep the local puzzlers happy. This is a watertight cache, which replaces RTB - Walton on the Hill, which we unfortunately had to archive.

In order to complete this series, you WILL need some of the following items:

a wire coathanger
a mirror
a length of string
a bottle of water
a magnet
a torch
a long pointy stick
a tennis ball
a 13mm socket and/or adjustable spanner
a screwdriver set
a pair of pliers
a set of steps or minimal tree-climbing skills
a cuddly toy
a sense of humour!

Once you find the cache it will become obvious which of these, if any, you need to successfully retrieve it.

The difficulty ratings reflect the fact that this series is designed to test your ingenuity. We have a retrieval method in mind for each cache, but others may exist! NONE OF THE CACHES SHOULD BE REMOVED USING ANY FORCE. If you don't have the equipment you need, please come back another time when you do. We hope it will not be necessary, but we may resort to deleting logs should we feel that the spirit of these caches is not being adhered to.

We hope you enjoy the cache. In order to keep it a surprise for future cachers, please do not reveal too much about it in your log. Thank you!