The coordinates above take you to the clearing within 30 feet of
the cache, so use some of the directions below to find the cache OR
you can do this without a gps in the way a Letterboxer would. The
cache is a slightly camo'd tupperware container containing a stamp
logbook, Spring rubber stamp, stamp pad, mini clipboard with paper
to use if you don't have your own letterbox book to imprint my
Spring stamp on, pencils and stash note. PLEASE LEAVE ALL OF
THESE ITEMS IN THE CACHE.
Other guidelines:
- In the logbook identify yourself and the date of your find.
Include with your entry your personal rubber-stamped impression,
sticker, doodle OR a poem about the season you are visiting.
- Stamp your personal logbook with the rubber stamp you find in the
cache OR take one of the pre-stamped impressions from the cache
clipboard to put in a logbook later. (You may wish to put the name
of the cache and date on it.)
- Please do not leave trade items in the cache. There is room for
geocoins or small TBs, but be aware this cache gets some muggles
logging in on occasion.
- If the logbook becomes full, the clipboard or stamp pad becomes
empty, etc. please let me know in your online log or by email and I
will come to replace it. I am hoping the logbooks will become a
treasure for each finder to read and for me to keep when they
become full.
Thank you and enjoy the Four Seasons!!! - Chickasaw
Directions to the cache:
- Enter the Pogonip Trailhead from the end of Spring Street to
Spring Trail.
- After .3 mile you will see a trail marker. Keep walking on
Spring Trail for .14 mile further and look for a large clearing on
the left side.
- In Spring this may be hard to see, but there is a large bare
cliff wall to the left with many berry bushes.
- On the left end of the wall is a medium-sized deciduous tree (no
leaves in winter). Walk between the tree and berry bushes to the
large rocks near the wall to find the cache hidden beneath them.
SPRING SONG
Singing liquid notes In the green bud tree A willow warbler
Welcomes the sun on the old wall Its song melts away The long grey
winter Sing of sweet hope Let no late frost Stop its trilling
throat
Taken from www.e-poems.org
CONGRATULATIONS to Team Nazgul who was FTF this cache on Dec.
30, 2004 in the POURING RAIN!!! and was kind enough to let us know
that our coordinates were off by 1,000 ft.
