*11-19-07 UPDATE* I changed the difficulty to a 5 because just
showing up and trying to find it = difficulty 5. So far, no one has
found it without using the clue. Because no one would probably ever
find it. I decided to add a clue and keep from upsetting everyone.
Advil bottle, 2 inches tall, 1 inch wide. If you think it will
be that easy, think again. Wait until you arrive at the location.
On top of that, This cache is wearing the best "Guile Suit" yet! It
is in a VERY well shaded spot, which creates havoc with getting an
accurate GPS signal.
Here is how I make a "Guile" (pronounced Gill-E) suit for
caches. I go to the area I am hiding the cache. I find articles
that are natural to that area, I create a "suit" to disguise it
from Muggles by gluing the articles to the cache. Those lucky
enough to find #2 know what I mean. This cache is hiding in a place
you can easily see it. You may touch it wile moving around.
It is in a park, at the far East side. Do not worry about
Muggles. They will never find what you are looking for. Look as
hard as you want. This location is a favorite play spot for kids,
you will see why when you get there.
Congratulations to Storypole and Gladeslvr for being FTF and
STF!. 2 small pencils, a log sheet and two links of a chain that
holds a personal story. Find the cache and hear the story. My
friend lives in a house you will probably park in front of. He is
anxious to watch for Geocachers going crazy to find one of the
coolest caches in his park (the only one of course!)
This Banyan is the second largest in the US, the largest being
Edison's Historic Banyan in Ft. Myers, FL. That one is 400 feet
wide, or 2 football fields! Wish I could hide one there! Edison's
Banyan was 2 feet tall in 1925 when he received it as a gift. This
was the same year Coral Gables became incorporated!
This cache was hidden by a proud member of
