Operation Poisson D'Avril -- Part Deux Traditional Cache
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Operation Poisson D'Avril -- Part Deux
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From: CONTROL
Re: Something Fishy at M.U.G.G.L.E. (Mankind Ubiquitously Gawking at Geocachers and Like Enthusiasts)
REMARKS:
Stare-A-Mungus' google-eyed henchman, Le Squint, (picture Marty Feldman from Young Frankenstein) has recently created his own geocache.com user name, and is hiding caches of his own.
We've been shadowing him, and we know where these caches are hidden, but we aren't certain if Le Squint has legitimately changed sides, or if he's working as a double agent.
ASSIGNMENT:
Your assignment, should you choose to accept it, is to FIND the cache located at the coordinates at the top of this document, AND to check it over before innocent geocachers stumble upon something evil.
Once you find the cache, leave it where it is. We can't let M.U.G.G.L.E. know we're on to them. Put the cache back exactly as you found it so Le Squint doesn't know you've been there. If you must sign the log, use disappearing ink (the stuff they print receipts with). Then contact via the usual means and I'll send a disposal team to take care of the cache.
COVER I.D.:
The cache is located near an intersection--I suggest you bring along an old boot and panhandle for donations from passing cars while looking for the cache.
REMINDERS:
Le Squint has gone to great efforts to mimic real caches, so BYOP.
SOME BUSHWACKING REQUIRED.
As always, you’ll be disavowed if you are captured, killed or, heaven forbid, muggled. If you run into trouble, we’ll do what we can unofficially, but officially, we never heard of you.
Good luck.
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