GC1AYVX Life's A Beach (Traditional Cache) in Texas, United States created by gymjunkie0902

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A cache by gymjunkie0902 Message this owner

Hidden : 4/5/2008

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Ammo can cache next to clear creek. Cache does not have a pen due to its contents. Please bring your own pen. Have fun! Cache on!

Another cache with a view. Welcome to the beach! You will find a small beach here, you just won't see it until you open the cache...*wink, wink*

This cache is next to Clear Creek on the "Forest of Friendswood" side. Do not try to enter ground zero from the Frankie Carter Randolph Park. Repeat, DO NOT TRY TO ENTER FROM THE F.C.R. PARK. Ground zero is on a small trail located next to the "muggle-trail".

Bring your camera for a couple of pictures. There are good views.

Also if you are willing to give it a "swing", swing over to F.C.R Park, when its open of course. You'll see what i mean when you get to ground zero. Just be careful and don't fall in. Also, if you happen to cross over, put the "transporting device back where you found it. (I didn't create the device, I just found it there while looking for a good location.)

Possible entrances are located near:

The reservoir. (29°32'29.60"N 95°12'6.31"W) Enter at coords and go around to the digonal corner. You can find your way to ground zero from there.

The hike and bike trail head. (29°32'46.05"N 95°12'16.63"W) Enter trailhead at coords. Go on sidewalk until you see a gravel trail to the right. Take that trail and continue around the reservoir until you find a tree on top of a hill. Look off that to find the trail towards ground zero.

(All coords for entrance information are only approximate estimations found by using Google Earth. The cache coords were found with GPSr,)

Have fun and be safe. Bring some skeeter spray, you'll need it.