This is #3 in a series of local geocaches designed to RE-stimulate
the weary caching senses you had the first time you went out
looking for these little treasures—before they became so
common. Each cache is hidden for those of you who want to sharpen
your geo-noggins, and don’t want to spend hours on a stark,
grueling hunt-n-find (such as those dreaded ivy caches). Each cache
name contains 3 initials—an abbreviated description of the
TYPE of cache you are looking for (“C” always stands
for “Cache”)—and should help you when you get to
the cache location. Everything else is pure geo-sense.
No additional hints should be necessary, except this:
DON’T EXPECT THE OBVIOUS! Oh, and have fun!
With the changes in technology,
these locations are becoming more rare. But they continue to serve
as great places to hide a small cache. Though not currently active,
at least two in the bay area have previously found such a use. This
one isn’t like any I’ve ever seen,
however.
LOCATION: Farr’s True Value
Hardware has been serving the Bay Area since 1916, and can often be
a geo-hider’s favorite haunt.
Congrats to Ottontots for the
FTF! Watch out
Superman!