Is that a micro
in these mountains?
Please don’t judge the Oldies before you
finish reading this: I know most seasoned cachers turn their noses
down on a micro in the woods and I am the same way for the most
part. If the only reason a person drives 20 miles up into the hills
is to search for or place a micro, they need to seriously seek
psychiatric help. I actually have a couple “fair by my reasoning”
answers as to why I placed one up here.
Here goes:
Answer 1. There wasn’t another anywhere close.
Closest one is 10 miles by way of crow.
Answer 2. I wanted the distinction of being
the first. Sooner or later someone else would have, you know
that!
Answer 3. I only packed so many large
containers. (Closest to true so far)
Answer 4. You’re not driving up here just for
this one. You’re here for the other great, fabulous, wonderful and
awesome caches in the area, and this one is just an extra smiley.
You know that and I know that. I know most people headed up here
will not hesitate to stop for it. (Best answer)
I had intended to place this at the 275/1091
junction and on the way back from Lunch Peak we stopped at the
first intersection, which I thought was the right place. I blame
the dust in my eyes and low blood sugar levels. Anyway by the time
I realized it was not the right location, I was to hungry and to
tired to care. So here’s where it stays.
It’s not going to be difficult, once you stop
at the intersection if you don’t say to yourself, there it is, you
are not using your geosenses.
Now you can pass judgment.. Thanks
Since we are trying to pass along knowledge
about the area with our newer listings, I would like to thank
Loblollylove for his contribution
of information at this location. We are always pleased to have him
follow up with extremely useful and fun information. So without
re-posting his words,
here’s a link to his log or just scroll down to it. Thanks
again for your great wisdom
Loblollylove.