Seasons Traditional Cache
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You will have to hike to this one. Because of the burn terrain can be difficult. Cache contains some seasonal offerings.
SEASONS: The reason for naming this Cache “Seasons” is that if everything goes well, I plan to restock the cache with seasonal goodies. With that said, let me explain something else concerning this Cache. I completely understand how the main goal of Geocaching is not the bounty of the find. However, it is really nice after working your way to the cache to find something nice to remember the day. We don’t expect to find the cache stocked with Golden Pieces-of-eight, but something nice is always a plus. I have a scrap-book containing my Geocaching adventures to share with friends. Everybody wants to know what I have found. So when I tell them about the, “Empty Chips Bag”, “2 inch Wood Screw”, “packet of salt” and the “dog chewed plastic toy”. They all look at me perplexed. This Cache contains a cut above most that I have found. What is inside? Well, go find it and see. If this works out I will be restocking, adding some surprises and possibly moving it per each season. Please take only the number of items you are going to replace and add something that you would enjoy finding in a Cache.
Okay about the Cache. I tried to assure the only way to get to this Cache is on foot. There are some dirt roads around – but you are going to have to hike to get to it. This is through a section of the burn. You will get a chance to look at the massive destruction the fire did as well as seeing the re-growing process. There is allot to be learned as you walk through this part of the fire consumed forest. Travel can be a bit rough because of all the rock and debris. Please sign the log book and let me know if you have any questions or comments. This is a Premium Members Cache.
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