TNT: Devil's Rope Multi-Cache

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Hidden : 3/31/2011
Difficulty:
4 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

NOTE:

1. This cache is part of a series called "Toe Nail Trail Challenge" created by Mermaid, Horny Toad and Mommio.

2.You will need to copy the 3-character code found on the log and forward it to the cache owners when you have completed all the caches in the series. You may e-mail mommio for a scorecard on which to record your answers.

3. You must read the cache pages before attempting some of the caches in order to have certain items with you.

4. NO hints will be given until someone has completed the series.


The Devil had fallen on hard times. He was sitting upon his throne, counting new souls. There were far too few. His inventory reflected that Texas was not providing her share. There were too few Texans entering his kingdom. The Devil assembled his Captains and asked what to do? The Devil Captain said those Texans were stout of heart and of highest moral character; they were just too difficult to recruit. The Devil said, “We’ll see about that!” He mounted his ornery steed and rode for the heart of Texas. El Dorado was straight in his sights. He rode through the streets, tempting and enticing Texans of all types. He left town empty handed but heard of Desperados out on Toe Nail Trail. He turned that evil beast toward the East and rode hard for the trail. TNT was a rough and wild place. Just the spot to find that wayward cowpoke. It wasn't long before Diablo found Sneaky Pete cowering behind an old oak. He whipped out his wicked rope and lassoed ole Pete. A life of debauchery along the Toe Nail Trail had made Pete hard and tough as nails. He was not about to give in without a fight. He grabbed that evil rope and gave a great heave. Diablo lost his mount and flew face first into the ground. Pete drug the Devil through the rough terrain and pulled him into a great prickly pear. Diablo released his grip on that foul rope, allowing Ole Pete to flee the grasp of that lasso. The Devil was in dire straights. His body resembled a pin cushion full of prickly pear spines and the pain sent him packin leavin that rope behind.

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