Many cachers just naturally have personality traits that lead to
easily becoming hooked on caching. If you're the kind of person
that spent your childhood playing spy games, exploring the woods
behind your house turning over every rock to see what you could
find, or just hiding everyday objects in out-of-the-way places
where nobody would know to look, chances are you have a latent
susceptibility to geo-addiction.
The first step is to admit you are an addict. Then the
healing can begin. Psychologists have identified several traits
that may indicate a geocaching addiction, including, but not
restricted to:
• You are familiar with words like ‘TNLNSL’ and ‘FTF.’
• You know the zip codes of all your out-of-town relatives off
the top of your head.
• You actually look forward to visiting your in-laws.
• You no longer talk to your friends or relatives about
geocaching... none of them will allow it.
• You find yourself having to explain to your significant other
why there is a never-ending shortage of Tupperware containers in
the kitchen.
• Your driveway is covered with spray-painted cache container
silhouettes.
• You make grocery purchases based on the items' usefulness as
cache containers.
• Your shins look like your cat has taken revenge on them for
your "fixing" him.
• You have a pet tick.
• You like to drive off road even in your own neighborhood.
• Any knothole in a tree or chink in a wall makes you think
"that'd be a GREAT hiding spot!"
If any of these apply to you, chances are you are indeed
addicted to geocaching. This cache is here to help. In order
to help you develop the willpower to resist locating a cache if you
want to, we placed this cache for the sole purpose of not being
logged!
We realise this will not be easy. This cache is a significant
hike. It is an almost 1100 feet climb from nearest parking. Terrain
varies from 3 to 4-plus, depending on your approach. Views are
fantastic. A run-of-the-mill geocacher will never make it up here.
There's a logbook and pen in the cache. But come on, you don't need
one more smiley; that inner sense of accomplishment should be
reward enough. You don't need everyone else to know you were here.
If you must, you can log the nearby Pinnacle cache.
PLEEEEAAASSSE. Get a grip on yourself. You can pass on this
one. Show everyone you are in control and you can lick this
thing.
Caution: if you really can't resist, please take adequate
precautions for snakes, ticks, steep terrain, etc.
Adventure Pass required for nearby parking.