From the Private Journal of Mr. Incredible! Multi-Cache
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From the Private Journal of Mr. Incredible!
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From the Private Journal
of:
Mr.
Incredible!
A Tribute to:
The Greatest Cache
That Never Was...
"This cache
is a simple one. Find stage one, and then find the final ammo
box.
That's
it,
end of story..."
That's
it, he says! Ha!
Cachers have no idea what they are getting into...
"The
cache is hidden in a park close to the
2008 Midwest
Geobash. The walk to the cache location will be a
great nature walk!"
This guy is really good! I
don't think I'm paying him enough to write for me! (Well,
yeah, I guess I am, but he's
STILL good!) "Great
nature walk?" How about a
REALLY LONG nature
HIKE! Hee, hee!
"You are looking for a decon container in a tree stump.
Inside the container is a key. This key opens an ammo
box that is just a few feet
away."
Nice set up, they'll never know what hit them! What's REALLY
inside the ammo box is a camping salt & pepper shaker.
What's great about it, is that it opens at each end. A
set of coordinates in hidden in each end, and of course, they go
off in different directions...
"Good
Luck!"
Yup, good luck indeed, you are
going to need it!
However...
That was before I
heard from the reviewer telling me that
ALL of the stages I had
hidden in Bixler Lake Park in Kendallville were
too close to other caches
already hidden for the bash...
DRAT!
It took me weeks to get this cache ready to go! And
then, I had to go back and take them all down!
DOUBLE
DRAT!!
This was going to be
AWESOME! Cachers were
going to find that each of the coordinates took them in different
directions to a second stage. THEN, they would find the
second stages each had a set of coordinates that took them even
farther away from each other to a third stage. Only then
would they find that one set leads to the final cache, while the
other set took them BACK to the start!!!
Like I said, it was GOING
to be awesome...
I spent a YEAR looking for
another place to hide this series -
NOTHING! No park area
was even close to the size that I needed!
So what do I do now?
Hey, how about Patton Park?
A nice little county park, with just a few caches in it.
That's where the final cache site for the
Pixar Pals Series was.
That should open up an area for a cache like this...
So, I spent a week getting this one all set up, same as before -
only to find out that again
I had several of my stages way too close to other caches...
I give
up!
There is a small area in Metea Park
North, that used to be the area used for
Mr.
Incredible! and the Attack of the Clones. I'll
just put up a simple two-step cache there and be done with it!
I even saved the ammo box and the
key...
The ammo box is hidden at the
given coordinates. A decon container with the key is about 40
feet away.
so...
The final cache container is an ammo box. Please remember
that Metea Park is not open on Mondays...
Enjoy what might have been...
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