Is it possible that a Walmart anywhere in the United States
doesn't have a cache hidden in the parking lot? I recently found
such a lonely Walmart in Crossett. Such a shame. There used to be
one on the far western side of this parking lot, but it appears as
if it has been mangled. So, since most of the veteran cachers
around here have discovered all there is to find within city
limits, I thought I would add a few more caches in town to keep the
finds alive.
This is a classic skirtlifter, sometimes called a "LPC" (Lamp
Post Cache) by those in other parts of the country. I am proud to
be a skirtlifter! I am not ashamed to say that I LOVE TO LIFT
SKIRTS! My first skirtlifter was at the Walmart in Sheridan,
and I swear I stared at that thing for 20 minutes and almost cried
before I figured it out. I laughed and cried both when I figured
out that thing would come up! Some folks think they are too
elementary, but I think they make nearly ideal micro hiding
locations. Good lighting, good access, well hidden from
unsuspecting eyes, great for nightcaching. The only downside to
them is trying to be stealthy when muggles are omnipresent. It just
seems impossible sometimes to be discreet. Therefore, I'm not going
to try to trick you to make you linger too long at this location.
Just zone in on GZ, make the grab and git!
CONGRATULATIONS TO WILLY WAMBAT ON
HIS VERY FIRST FTF! WAY TO GO!