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Traditional CacheTwo Ancient Roads until Beauty

A cache by myside     Hidden: 9/22/2008

Size: Size: Micro (Micro)     Difficulty: 2.5 out of 5     Terrain: 4 out of 5 (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)


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N/S ? ??.??? W/E ??? ??.??? 
In Wisconsin, United States

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This is a mostly ATV utilized area. I want those whom wish to find this cache discover a hidden area of beauty that lies just minutes away from a hard to hike sand filled road.

This cache is a 35mm sized camo canister.

The Geocache Notification Form 2500-118 has been submitted and approved by the state of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

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Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)

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Found it8     Publish Listing1     Owner Maintenance1     

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 January 16 by myside (116 found)

The cache container has been replaced with a more appropriate container, of the same size, that will allow the placement to be permanent without destruction for many of days. Surprisingly the original container was in perfect shape, as was the log book. Here is a short summary of my trek to perform maintenance, after over a year, and why I decided to replace the container no matter what the shape the original was in.

Summer is not winter. A wise brain once said to me once after an Owner Maintenance. I decided to take the long route and found myself trudging through 1 1/2 to 3 foot snow drifts to get to the location. I expect for some occasions, or many occasions, this cache may provide the same effort or more on your part, Winter & Summer.

So, after about 45 minutes of hiking, I arrived at the location. I found the cache in perfect shape, and it was placed appropriately by the last person whom found it.

In order to get to the cache, I took off my shoes, socks, and upped my pants; remind you this was 25F degree weather in the dead of Winter. I knew after crossing I would have to dry myself and re-establish my gear no more than 15 to 20 seconds after crossing some, umm, so called wet forest land - happened to be over the waist deep in the shallowest part.

After such a superior sensation, I made darn sure I was going to replace the container no matter what. I quickly warmed up and retrieved the cache and its contents.

Coming back is a different story. I was not about to go through a polar plunge once again, so I thought hard about what might be stable crossing.

Yes, you may have different views of what is safe and appropriate, but mind you I came VERY prepared, else I would have used the GMRS radio for my buddy in the car to come rescue me (you don't want that embarrassment do you?), and here is why:

Deciding to take another route across the wet land I had originally passed in my first route, I found myself soaked well over my waist line.

I knew something like this might happen, and I hope all Geocachers may be prepared for the same. I knew I didn't have much time until hypothermia, and I did feel it come fast, so I unpacked my spare clothing: pants, socks, and shirt. The shoes were water proof and held very tight, but by the time I started heading back, the top water soaked part of the socks quickly ran into the boots. In such a case you want to wiggle and hike like their is no tomorrow to re-generate warmth in your body.

So the conclusion, this is NOT A WINTER FRIENDLY CACHE, though IT IS POSSIBLE IF YOU DARE! ...the story is a lot longer, but I will leave that to your imagination...

The old log will be scanned in a computer picture format and placed on a website. I will put the URL (link) in the description space when this is done. HAVE A BLAST, I did.. I would do it again any time!

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 July 23, 2009 by SR Explorers 2 (410 found)

#5 bs 5 ba n penml qnl bs trbpnpuvat nsgre n fgnl ng Wryylfgbar. Vs vg jrera'g sbe guvf pnpur, V jbhyq unir yrsg UNGVAT Wnpxfba Pbhagl naq vgf pbashfvat ebnqf. Guvf pnpur znqr vg bar gb erzrzore.

Sbeghangryl be hasbeghangryl, V ghearq guvf vagb zl bja yvggyr Svir sbe greenva. V nyjnlf frrz gb svaq gur JBEFG cbffvoyr cynpr gb qvireg sebz gur genvy. Nsgre jvaqvat nyy gur jnl nebhaq gur pnpur, arire trggvat pybfre guna .25 zvyrf, V pebffrq n oevqtr, ng juvpu cbvag V qrpvqrq V zhfg or ba gur pbeerpg fvqr bs gur perrx gung rirelbar ryfr unq gb swbeq, fb V fgnegrq ohfujnpxvat gb TM. Nsgre whzcvat 2 zber aneebj perrxf naq pbzvat gb na vzcnffnoyr inyyrl, V tnir hc naq OJ onpx gb gur genvy. V onpxgenpxrq gb gur "Wnpxfba Pbhagl Erp" fvta, naq urnqrq va guebhtu gur ZHPU rnfvre sberfg. Sbe nal jub jnag n pyhr ba guvf bar, jura gur cngu gheaf njnl sebz TM ng nobhg .25 zvyrf sebz TM, QBA'G SBYYBJ VG NALZBER!

Nsgre pyvzovat qbja vagb gur evire inyyrl, V sbhaq gur perrx V unq gb pebff. V fjvgpurq vagb fnaqnyf naq jnqrq npebff gur funyybjrfg cbvag V pbhyq svaq, juvpu ghearq bhg gb or nobhg guvtu qrrc. Ng TM, V frnepurq sbe nobhg 30 zvahgrf, gura purpxrq gur pyhr. V jnf fher V unq orra frnepuvat gur evtug cynpr, fb V svtherq fbzrguvat zhfg unir unccrq gb gur pnpur fvapr gur ynfg svaq. V fgnegrq ehzzntvat nebhaq va arrqyrf naq sbhaq vg. V ercynprq vg ng jung V thrffrq jnf vgf pbeerpg ybpnyr, naq urnqrq onpx. Vg gbbx zr nobhg 2 ubhef gb trg gb TM, naq nobhg 30 zvahgrf gb trg onpx. Ba n 90qrt qnl, V unqa'g oebhtug rabhtu jngre, fb V jnf tynq gb or onpx gb gur ina.

Guvf glcr bs pnpur vf gur ernfba V tb trbpnpuvat: urnqvat vagb fgenatr cynprf V arire jbhyq unir xabj nobhg bgurejvfr, univat terng nqiragherf (naq qbvat fghcvq guvatf). Gunaxf fb zhpu sbe guvf terng pnpur!

[This entry was edited by SR Explorers 2 on Sunday, July 26, 2009 at 5:20:28 AM.] (decrypt)

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 April 10, 2009 by K Spud (5002 found)

Made the long hike to this one. Got to the water and decided to take off shoes and socks, then decided I may as well take off my pants also. Waded across the creek and made the find. It was then that I realized that my pen was in my pants, so back across the creek to get my pen, Now back in to the water again to go put it back. Placed it in it hiding spot and one last time into the cold water. Took a more direct route back to the parking area to avoid the loose sand on the trail. TFTH SL

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 March 22, 2009 by lagrac (8157 found)

This one has been on my 'To Do' list for some time now, but it seems as though I'm never in this area, till Sunday that is.

I asked my caching partner if it'd be ok to start the day off with this one. When she inquired about this particular cache, I fessed up and told her about it. It is a 1/1 skirt lifter, it should take 2 minutes total :).

To make a long story short, I got my junk wet (brrrrr!!) and found the cache!

Very nicely done!
tftc

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 March 22, 2009 by DOC. (3627 found)

Had the absolute fortune to enjoy this gorgeous Spring day with Rushford's Extreme Caching Monkey. He didn't hesitiate a moment when I invited him to this region of the world. He also didn't tell me this cache had been on his "To Do" list for quite some time, either.

The cache name was familiar, and I vaguely remembered there was "something notable" about this one. Now that I am entering this find, I remember seeing it published and reading the former finders logs and photos.

We enjoyed the walk down the sandy road, then finding the straight line to GZ. Almost! El Grande Mono sprouted his water wings and made short work of the water crossing at the falls. I checked out other options, but the water was deeper than 30 cm so I deferred to my partner's god-given gifts.

Lovely area off the beaten path! Thanks for bringing us here. We opted for an easier hike back via the fire breaks.

TFTC, Doc.

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Last Updated: 1/22/2010 1:55:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) (9:55 PM GMT)
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