This installment in the series will take you on a medium hike, round trip just over one mile, to a full size ammo-can, or rather ..... "Gadget-Can"!
Please park the cache mobile in the Arrowhead Park lot, near the listing coordinates, and continue on foot to the final location. You will be crossing into the woods via footbridge at the SouthWest edge of the park. From there you will hike to the location that you have determined by completing the Geocaching 101 crossword puzzle below.
Once you begin your hike, you might find a somewhat direct route as an option, but for a more pleasant hike I recommend ducking into the woods a bit further before heading in the direction of the final location. There will be no bushwacking required either way, as there are many trails and open woods. In the hotter months there is more shade to be had in the woods as well, and it's just an overall better walk so take my advice.
When you have located GZ you will find the Cache down low and the Key up high, both residing in the same host. Use the key to resolve the "Gadget-Can" and sign the log to claim your smiley!
Across
2. The name of the Official Mascot for Geocaching.com.
4. A short-hand geocaching "Thank You" log.
5. Your GPS uses these devices in the sky to map your location.
7. A standard tool of the trade for going geocaching at night, worn to see where you are going.
10. Acronym for a very popular type of parking lot park and grab.
11. Geocacher short-hand for "I found your cache before anyone else did."
14. The original cache type, a container and a log, with listed coordinates to its exact location.
17. A worldwide treasure hunting game using GPS to hide and seek containers.
19. This type of geocache requires you to solve some sort of problem.
21. Standard electronic device used to navigate to a geocache.
22. Moun10bike was the first geocacher to create one of these.
26. A hidden container which includes at minimum a logsheet for geocachers to sign.
27. This type of cache is an invitation for geocachers to a gathering.
28. Smallest size geocache, film canister or smaller.
29. When your GPS tells you that you are 0 ft away from the cache location, you have reached ___________.
Down
1. This type of cache, reviewers are no longer accepting new listings for.
3. A gathering for geocachers with over 500 attendees.
6. An acronym for "I didn't trade any items but I did sign the log!"
8. ________-cache: A geocache type that is off-set and involves two or more locations.
9. A geocacher can log that a cache needs ________ if they find something wrong with the cache which requires a visit or repair by the owner.
11. A type of "point" that Premium Members can award to a geocache that they really enjoyed discovering.
12. Trade items are commonly called this acronym.
13. Most cache listings will give you one of these if you decrypt it with ROT-13.
14. Geocaching acronym for "Things you should always have with you when you go geocaching."
15. An honorary term used to describe a Groundspeak employee or founder.
16. You sign your name to this to prove that you found the geocache.
18. A type of gathering where geocachers meet to gather up trash.
19. Slang term for non-geocachers derived from Harry Potter.
20. If you see this acronym in the cache listing, bring something to sign your name with!
23. ________-cache: A geocache type that has the cacher visit a location where they learn about a unique geoscience feature of our planet.
24. A volunteer that checks over new cache listings before they can be published.
25. Acronym for "I couldn't find your cache!"
34 DK.NZT 077 ML.BCV
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