This cache will remain as-is. The city's landscaping seems to not being affected negatively due to this cache. Please email me if you visit this cache and have concerns about the landscaping being damaged. I'll keep an eye on it.
Go to the Where's George website (http://www.wheresgeorge.com/) Answer the following 2 questions from the website for the true location of this cache.
(1) What is the first name of the person who runs Where's George?
George - N33º 26.007
Hank - N33º 27.007
John - N33º 28.007
Tom - N33º 29.007
Jim - N33º 30.007
Pete - N33º 31.007
(2) Who has entered the most bills on Where's George?
AZ Richard - W111º 53.378
Miss Scamper - W111º 54.378
Charlie - W111º 55.378
Holly By Golly - W111º 56.378
Adam - W111º 57.378
Taekwondo Man - W111º 58.378
You may put anything that fits into it. It's a glass mason jar. It is not in the wash so don't attempt to climb in there. No need to damage any plantlife in getting to it.
12/10/01 Update: Based upon the first unsuccessful attempt, I gave this cache a 2nd look. My GPS said the cache was 35 feet from the original coordinates I gave (N33º xx.000, W111º xx.379). I updated the coordinates in the clues above to agree with this second reading (17 feet accuracy). The cache is easily visible from 10-15 feet so I don't think it should be that difficult given the degree of inaccuracy of these GPS devices. I believe this is a safe cache that should remain undisturbed unless city workers go in and do massive landscaping.
This is my first attempt at starting a cache. I designed and placed it quickly.
Can you imagine someone entering the serial numbers of 120,000 bills into Where's George?