Ticky Tacky Tiki Traditional Cache
sandyd: Time for this to be gone.
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A regift received at the West Allis event - if you were there, you know what to look for. If this is really a priceless work of art, let us know and we'll bring it in from the cold. 4/22/2013 Sorry the priceless work of art has disappeared. We've replaced it with a much less priceless container, but it's good to be found.
This cache was placed when the ground was frozen - expect a wet experience other times of the year. From the looks of the terrain in winter, approaching from the north side of the stream and finding a way across near GZ might be easier than approaching from the south.
Tiki refers to large wood and stone carvings of humanoid forms in Central Eastern Polynesian cultures of the Pacific Ocean. The term is also used in Maori mythology where Tiki is the first man, created by either Tumatauenga or Tane. In the Maori language, the word 'tiki' was the name given to large wooden carvings in roughly human shape, although this is a somewhat archaic usage. The carvings often serve to mark the boundaries of sacred or significant sites.
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