At this point, almost 80 cachers and teams were unable to resist the urge to find my attempt to create the lamest cache in the Waterloo Region, as they shamefully showed their incredible addiction to caching. So, I was thinking. "How do you out lame the lamest cache possible?". Simple. A series of incredibly lame caches. These caches all share something in common.
-They are in lame locations. Every single one of them is a lamp post parking lot skirt lifter. No ammo cans. Nothing! Just a film canister underneath the lamp post skirt.
-No spectacular views. Nothing photogenic at all.
-No hiking at all. You might not even have to leave your car on some of these if your arms are long enough.
-There is no history lesson at all.
-The only positive from this is that you will be adding a smiley face to your account. That's it.
-You are not going to say that this was 'such a cool place that you had no idea existed, but that you're now coing to come back every weekend with friends to hike in the beautiful park'.
-No swag. You'll even have to bring your own pen.
-There's no decent hiding places within 161m other than other lamp posts, so you can't accuse me of preventing decent hides.
I know what you're saying. That sounds a lot like the first 'Can You Resist The Urge?'. How is this different? On this one, each of the log sheets has a code on the front of the log sheet. You'll need that to find the final. The final is, to keep the series consistent, a lame lamp post cache. You'll need to find all 6 of the traditional caches in order to find the 7th, final cache.
Each of the first 7 will have something like W=31 or N=485 written on the logsheet. Note the number and the associated direction. You'll need that if you are hopelessly addicted to caching enough to go for the final. You'll need 4 'N' numbers and 2 'W' numbers. You can do the first 6 in any order.