GC1Q4PB Apologies to the Hamsters on Sugarloaf Mountain (Traditional Cache) in Colorado, United States created by Team Laxson

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A cache by Team Laxson Message this owner

Hidden : 7/23/2009

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

The cache on Sugarloaf Mountain:

After being taunted by n0wae to put a cache here, we took the great idea and ran with it. Unfortunately for the Hamsters, I didn't plan correctly, and there were losses.
The cache itself was found and recycled; the original logbook has been placed in this cache.
This cache is located near the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain. From parking, you will ascend 650 feet over 0.8 miles to the cache site. Approach the cache from the top. Enjoy the 360° views from the summit! There are no hamsters in this cache, as I don't want to repeat the same mistakes.

~~This cache has been submitted to Boulder County (gc1174) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 09/08/2011.~~

This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc11748) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 05/25/2012. This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc1181) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 03/08/2012. This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc1182) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 10/27/2013.~~This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc1188) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 10/18/2014.~~This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc1192) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 5/8/2015.This cache has been (re)submitted to Boulder County (gc1197) per their guidelines. This cache will be archived by 1/1/2016. 2020.06.20 This cache has been replaced and has not been submitted to Boulder County. As a direct result of this cache, and it's renewed permits showing the impact of geocaching on their properties they have retracted their rules.

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