The Urban Experience: Level 1 (Itsy Bitsy Spider) Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

Keystone: I am archiving this listing because it is too close to its neighboring cache. This was explained to the cache owner during the review process prior to publication.

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Hidden : 11/25/2009
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
3.5 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:


 

200,000 acres of rainforest are burned every day in the world.  Unfortunately, these tree climbing monkeys who have flourished in the forest for years are now being forced into the city. They are ravaging through the city trying to survive, looking for food and shelter.  Their instinct cannot be stopped.  An urban environment brings along many issues for these animals.  The worst enemy to these monkeys are muggles.  Monkeys have no option but to hide and avoid site of these people at all time.  This is crucial to their survival, but difficult.  The only advice that can be given is they must ADAPT.

 

 

The Urban Experience is an ongoing series of high terrain caches.  These caches are not intended for everyone.  All the stages with a terrain rating 3.5 and above will require a great deal of mental and physical abilities.  But feel free to go to the location and spot the cache.    I am 5'7", didn't bring any extra equipment when placing this series (unless noted), and utilized no special shoes or gloves.

 

Level 1: Itsy Bitsy Spider

There is free 15 minute parking along the road to the parking coordinates, but it may be full. Otherwise go to the parking coordinates for a meter.  The surrounding buildings made this one tough to get the coordinates.

 

A couple rules and words of advice:

  • If you can't replace the cache properly, please do not remove it.

  • Only the people who have physically gotten to the geocache can log it.  Others can definitely write a note on the cache page.

  • Several geocaches in this series are in high muggle areas, I suggest completing those when no one is around.  Perhaps a rainy day or something.

  • Only attempt geocaches that you feel are within your limits

WARNING: You are responsible for all of your actions when attempting this geocache.

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