Got A Crankshaft? Traditional Cache
Prime Reviewer: As there's been no cache to find for months, I'm archiving it to keep it from continually showing up in search lists, and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements. If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact us (by email), and assuming it meets the guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.
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You're looking for a cammo'd 35 mm film cannister. BYOPen. If you wish to remain off of the Toll Road, you can park on County Road 104 just to the North (toward the Hwy 29 side) and take a little hike up the side of the off ramp. Not recommended for children or pets. You must be very careful of fast moving traffic.
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Some of you may have visited one of my last caches - 'Got A Fuel Pump?'. That one was hidden to mark the day that I ended up stranded on Hwy 45 North of Huntsville on my way back from Dallas with a dead fuel pump on the RV. We got that fixed and had a wonderful time afterwards running here and there with family and friends. Camping and hiking, smelling the wild flowers, etc. The fields of Bluebonnets were heavenly!!!
Well, that was fun ... while it lasted. (deep sigh) I was merrily rolling along the toll road on my way around Austin heading for Dallas again to pick up my new Trek Mountain Bike,,, and - 'Bang!!! blap, blap, blap, balp..... I knew that sound all too well - the crankshaft! So, Here I sit waiting for the wrecker to find me out here near CR 104 outside of Georgetown, Texas. Anyone got a crankshaft for a 454 Chevy?
**************** CONGRATS TO AL & LA FOR FTF!!!!!*********************
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