Iced tea is a personal trademark. However, this cache, like my previous, doesn't contain any iced tea for fear of freezing and thirsty nonhuman animals. :)
PLEASE! I know the containter is difficult to open and close properly, but please make sure that it snaps firmly shut! Stand on it if necessary.
Starting point for Iced Tea TB1 -- A Canadian Voyage
The terrain is just at the limit of being dog and child friendly, but is the type of undeveloped city forest that has garbage here and there, so watch their paws. Challenging for the smaller dogs and probably young children.
There were too many mosquitoes on July 31 2001 when I set it, so bring a *lot* of bugspray unless you're more worried about your snowshoes catching in fallen trees. This is what has upped the challenge to 1.5 stars. :)
The raw data for my readings are available from www.malak.ca
There is also a plasticized sheet of local attractions -- please leave it there! The text will soon be available through www.malak.ca
April 30, 2002: The cache is still there but may have been moved slightly, and now contains a new logbook, since the orginal seems to have sprouted legs and walked off. Apparently "Dystiscus" the travel bug did too, since it wasn't to be found either. Hope it turns up!
Initial contents:
- Logbook, pen & pencil -- SVP ecrire en francais s'il vous convient mieux!
- 4 packages of firestarters
- 1 bargain basement priced Nortel frisbee -- 1/5 the price of a year ago :)
- 1 CD compiled in the benefit of the 30 Hour Famine
- 1 tape by "JunkHouse"
- 1 Oven mitt
- Plastic Bags for cache in/trash out -- no need to leave anything for a plastic bag. But you're invited to leave more bags if you wish. :)
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