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Movement to Contact Traditional Cache

Hidden : 9/14/2009
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Located in the woods behind building 99 on the RIT campus

I am placing this cache in celebration of my 200th find. I often train in these woods with my cadets (Army ROTC). On certain Saturdays the cadets perform what we call Situational Training Exercises or STX for short. The woods behind building 99 are reserved for either a Movement of Contact lane (hence the name) or a battle drill 1A (Squad attack).

You are looking for a camoflaged romano cheese container (we eat a lot of pasta). It is big enough for small trade items. For those of you familiar with the RIT campus, much of the wooded area can be under water during the fall, winter and spring months - nonetheless this cache is winter accessable. There is also an intermitent stream that you may have to cross (depending on where you park - I would reccommend parking in A lot) depending on the time of year. The cache is hidden in a fairly obvious spot.

While this is not a heavy muggle area, you may need to be careful on certain Saturday mornings and afternoons. If you see some college students running around in Army Battle dress uniforms, you may become part of the play!

An unactivated trackable item has been placed in the cache as a first to find prize.

Congratulations to apulverizer for FTF!!!

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