Not a Micro Mystery Cache
charliewhiskey: This has had a grand run. I'm bringing something new in here.
Thank you to all who found it, and for the descriptions of all those wonderful non-micro caches!
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This isn't a puzzle. This cache is at the posted coordinates, but I ask that you tell us about a larger-than-micro-sized cache that is cleverly hidden or disguised.
There are many micro caches in our area that are hidden in an especially imaginative way, but it can take an extra amount of effort and creativity to hide a regular-sized cache in an urban environment. The purpose of this cache is to recognize such caches, and to hopefully inspire future hiders.
Originally, to claim credit for this cache, you were to provide in your on-line log the waypoint (the "GC") number and name of a small or, preferably, regular sized cache that you think is especially well hidden or disguised. I immortalized these first caches on my "Well-done Larger-Than-Micro Caches" bookmark list, where you can still see other larger-than-micro caches previous finders especially enjoyed.
I published this cache and its associated bookmark list before "Favorites" points existed. Now that it's possible to identify well-done caches by the number of "Favorites" points awarded I'm no longer going to add new recommendations to the bookmark list.
But please continue to mention well-done non-micro caches.
This cache is a small snap lock box disguised to blend in to the environment. Approach it from the west side of the trees - not from the private driveway.
Note: There is a duck that hangs out in the area. If you're quiet, you may see it.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Pbeare, haqre yrnirf.