NOTE: This
is a LETTERBOX HYBRID geocache. Letterboxing is a precursor of
geocaching, using compass bearings and other clues to lead the
seeker to the letterbox. Typically a letterbox contains a logbook
and a stamp. If you wish, you may stamp your personal journal with
the rubber stamp in the letterbox (cache); then you may stamp the
logbook with your personal stamp if you have one - if you don't
have a stamp, just sign the logbook. But be sure to leave the
stamp, logbook, inkpad, and instructions in the
container.
Letterboxing.org
Listed:
Mail Call in the
Valley
PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE
LETTERBOXING STAMP AND/OR STAMP PAD
A
letterbox to commerate the Chattahoochee Valley Cachers. It is
located in Idle Hours Park by Moon Lake. A great place to enjoy a
picnic and feed the geese, or maybe a walk ;-)
This letterbox cache
contains small trade items along with its log and pen, and the
letterboxing stamp for those who partake in that beloved game. The
stamp is a small square carved into a tee-nee little Chattahoochee
Valley Cachers emblem.
You are
looking for a lock-n-lock container that is camouflaged. Please
place it back as you found it. If you enter just right, you will
have plenty of cover to take care of the log signing and such.
:-)
Letterboxers: There is not a typical letterbox logbook. I
want to share our game with the Geocachers, so please trade stamps
in the Geocaching logbook. This way the cachers can read our logs
and we theirs. :-)
:::THE
CLUE::: Idle Hours Park is a great place to enjoy some geese as
they live on Moon Lake all year. Park in the parking lot to the
North of the lake. Walk South to enter the Nature Area. Following
the Nature Area trail along the right paved fork. Walk to the
triple tree which is on the left side of the paved path. At the
triple tree, follow the upaved path down to the giant forked tree.
Search her base within five feet for the box which is hidden by a
rotten log under a stick pile.
PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE
LETTERBOXING STAMP AND/OR STAMP PAD