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FTF (Part Quatro) #002 - Terrain and Grab Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 5/15/2007
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Geocache Description:


Attention All of you FTF hounds(you know who you are), this cache is for you!!!

The First To Find project is a unique project designed for those cachers who enjoy being quick enough to snag the FTF.

See the first cache in the Triad series for more information:
GC12MBC - FTF (Part Quatro) #001 - Bypass of the Dead

This is how it works:
Whoever is the FTF at a Project FTF cache then has a responsibility.
That cacher then must go and hide a cache which will become the next cache in that part of the Project FTF series.
(ex: FTF Quatro #003).
If, however, you are FTF and are unable or unwilling to continue this project, please make it clear in your log entry that you are deferring until the next finder.
There is no obligation to participate! Just sign and get your smilie if that's what you'd like!

If you are the FTF, please do your part to expedite this project's spreading!

Once the FTF has been claimed, please continue to visit this cache!




About this cache hide:
I'd imagine most FTF series hides will closely resemble PNGs; that's how it was when I went through Asheville. I refuse to hide true PNGs, so thought of going for a TNG - a terrain and grab (my own term). A TNG offers a short terrain challenge before you get to a quick find. As usual, this is my normal style of off-beat cache. The terrain rating is lower because the challenge is short.

The cache is accessible only through the neighboring park. Please note the illegality of parking on a major road such as Wendover. There is ample parking not more than a hundred yards away.

This TNG cache offers three various ways to negotiate terrain. I chose the obvious way because it's fun. It took me a minute or so to cross and less than ten seconds on my return trip. I estimate this cache should take between eight and twenty minutes.

The first cache in this series did not disclose the container's size. Therefore, you are also looking for an unknown container size for this cache. There is no swag; I'm tired of putting swag bags together. However, there are TBs I picked up from Greenville, SC either in or around the container, depending upon if I had enough room for them.



Warnings and Advisories:
Please watch your step. Some ticks do inhabit this region, but not many. Beware of poison ivy. Do not undertake risks where you are not willing to assume full liability. Watch your step. How you approach this is up to you, but do not park on the side of the main road. Follow the geotrail and you shall find the cache. All of the preceding should have been common sense.



Logging Requirement
If you want to log this cache, sign the log in your own handwriting. I will reconcile the log book with the online logs every few months and will delete all logs where one member of team signed the book for everyone. The log book verifies one person has found the cache, but one signature for all team members does not.

Those who do not meet this logging requirement will have their logs deleted. If you cache in a team, every member must sign the log with their own hand. Stickers, stamps, cards, etc. will not be accepted in lieu of a signature, but are welcome accessories. If you want numbers, put in the effort yourself or find someone who doesn't check the log book.

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