This is my first cache in a new series that I'm placing: Climb a
Tree of Utah. The name is based on the Trees of Utah series that is
placed in Kaysville and surrounding areas. However, unlike that
series, the coordinates I give you here will take you directly to
the tree you need to climb. The name will give you an idea as to
what type of challenge you will face.
In my youth, I liked to climb trees, so I got a lot of
experience. I don't climb trees nearly as much anymore, but I still
have the experience.
Off of Riverdale Road, a paved street branches off and quickly
dead ends. This street has no apparent purpose except as overflow
parking for Ruby River. The street just ends without going anywhere
useful, so I figured that it was a good place for a cache.
I was going to place an ammo can, but then I spotted a Russian
olive tree and decided to begin this planned series of caches. As a
bonus, I found that a rose plant is growing up the tree. At this
cache, you will have to worry about thorns.
Because I didn't have my swag bag, I left two travel bugs
in this cache. In order to keep this cache properly stocked, if you
take something, you'll need to leave something. You can leave swag
for a travel bug, or a travel bug for swag, but always leave
something if you take something.
The cache won't stay by itself, so make sure that you loop it
over the "twig". This one is a difficult one and you've been
notified of the terrain requirements, so you'll have to actually
write in the log to count this as a find. I'll check on the
physical log occasionally and delete any logs of those not in the
log, so make sure that you sign it.