Interactive Cache - WindPower
After hiding on a handful of caches, K2 and I
decided that it was time for us to come up with our own signature
hide, or technique! LostBoys2007 may use a bison tube or 35mm
film canister but the method is always unique and clever.
AR-Hick has his home made 'Evil' caches which are down right sneaky
at times and then there is C4C (Cachin4Chiggers) who has all
puzzles, (K1-sweet)(K2-YUCK!).
Our first cache was 'Spicey Old Man' GC293K6 and
we received a lot of great emails about how cachers liked that type
of hide. Then we did the education caches, 'Where the Buffalo
Roam' GC2A188, 'Log Cabin in the
Woods' GC2G05B , and 'Black Hawk Down' GC2B6QT
. All were received well but not like our first
cache. So, we decided to start a series of caches called the
Interactive Cache. Not only are you the search engine but now
you will interact with the cache container in order to get to the
log!
Wind Power is the conversion of wind energy
into a useful form of energy, such as using wind turbines to make
electricity, windmills for mechanical power, wind pumps for pumping
water or drainage, or sails to propel ships.
Humans have been using wind power for at least
5,500 years to propel sailboats and sailing ships. Windmills
have been used for irrigation pumping and for milling grain since
the 7th century AD in what is now know as Afghanistan, Iran and
Pakistan.
This cache container will be easy to find.
There is a small building close by, but the cache is not around the
building or any of the equipment, so don't go there. Once you
find the container, PLEASE DO NOT TAKE IT APART! You
will NOT need any tools in order to retrieve this
cache! Everything you need you will have with you, I
promise. There ARE moving parts to the container, two
of them will need to be removed in order for you to get the cache
out! PLEASE put them back on once the cache has been
replaced. The hardest part of signing the log is, once you
have determined how to get the get to the log, it will be finding
the log! If you enjoy this type of cache, let us know by your
logs or by voting it a favorite!
I have taken five sample readings to obtain the
coords for this cache. Most of the time I was within 10 - 20
feet of the cache. This should not pose an issue, the cache
container is easy to find, good luck getting the log!
As always, if this cache needs attention, please
let us know by putting something in the online log or by
email.
Happy Caching!
Seek me and you will find me when you search for me with all
your heart!