This night cache is dedicated to Robert
Service's poem
The Three Voices. They are the wind, the wave and the stars. If
the wind's blowing across this little lake, you'll have all three
elements in one place... so
read the poem and imagine you're curled deep in your blanket
next to a campfire, looking up at the heavens...
This park closes at 11 p.m.
You won't have trouble following the trail of reflectors -- if
you position your flashlight next to your eye. (If you're using a
wheelchair, use a strong flashlight. A good flashlight will help
you see the reflectors from the paved bike path -- sparing your a
ride over bumpy grass. A headlamp is strongly recommended for
self-propelled wheelchair cachers.)
The cache is hidden near a tree that's marked with multiple
reflectors. The reflectors change style and color near the end.
You're looking for a small 2" diameter x 6" camo pill bottle, which
was originally stocked with a log, a pencil, and a few kid-friendly
trade items.
Once you've found it, don't stop. I have placed several other
night caches on this side of town -- all within a short drive of
each other. They include: GC1K9ZK, GC1KN66, GC1J8ZM, GC1HVQC,
GC1K9EQ, GC1K85T. Make a night of it.
