GC2Z7A9 Justin's Power Trail Randolph CR 268 #87 (Traditional Cache) in Alabama, United States created by justinpike

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isht kinta: # Unresolved Cache Maintenance Issue #

Hello Cache Owner

I was wondering what is the status of your geocache? It has been several weeks since I last noted that the cache needs maintenance.

Are you still planning on repairing or replacing it?

If so, please post a note to the cache page about its status.
If you do not plan on replacing the cache, please archive the cache yourself!

Per the Geocaching Guidelines section on Cache owner responsibilities, maintenance issues with caches are expected to be addressed within 4 weeks.

I shall check back in a couple of weeks. If no action has been taken at that time I shall archive the geocache.

isht kinta
Community Volunteer Reviewer

GC2Z7A9 ▼

A cache by justinpike Message this owner

Hidden : 6/30/2011

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

It is important to read the complete description at "CR 16 #01" GC2XTM9 before venturing out on the JustinPike Power Trail. That is where I will post any important information that you may need. Failure to read, may result in failure to find.

************************************************************************************************ This is Randolph County Road 268. It is very odd that Randolph Country Road 16 ends at Randolph County road 268 to the north and Chambers County road 268 to the south. So to make this area very exciting place for cachers to come, I have set out to make it a place you can find a lot of caches real fast without having to go to the desert. I have written very helpful information at CR 16 #01. Please read it, I hope it helps make your experience a pleasurable one. Welcome to JustinPike's Fire to Water Power Trail. ************************************************************************************************ These caches are not meant to be hard. They are for the most part Park and Grab. There is no view meant to be seen along this route. The views that you will see are a bonus. There are some interesting things, but that is not the reason for the caches. If someone finds a reason to place a cache and it is too close to my trail caches. I will be happy to work with you on moving or deleting a cache so that you may hide your cache. First let's go over a few ground rules: 1. Always pull off the road at a safe pull off point. There is one either at, before or after the cache on the same or opposite side of the road. Some will require you to walk a little ways, but it is best to be safe. 2. Always look for traffic before opening your door and getting out, when crossing the road, returning to your car or pulling out onto the road. 3. Please be aware of muggles. Some caches may be placed in view of a residence in the distance. If someone is out side or sitting on the porch, please pass the cache up! Suspicious activity may result in the archiving of some caches. If you carry a caching stick and a plastic bag for trash, you can easily disappear from the minds of any muggles by appearing to be picking up cans or trash. :) Just a thought! 4. I do not recommend this for children. These caches are all 35 mm film canisters or similar. There are a few exceptions, but not many. Bring your own pen. 5. I nor anyone else involved in caching is responsible for any accidents. You cache at your own risk, whether it be on foot, bicycle, motorcycle, helicopter, horseback, dog chain, airplane or automobile. If you are not an adult and are not able to be responsible for your own actions and any accidents, DON'T DO THESE CACHES! 6. Wear safety vests or very bright reflective colors, so that you are seen. 7. Turn on your hazard lights and pull off the road at a safe spot before stopping. 8. There may be poison ivy, ticks, thorns, chiggers, spiders, ants, dogs, drunk drivers, snakes and other biting critters or plants that hurt. Difficulty may change with time of year. CARRY A FIRST AID KIT that includes at minimum: Bug Repellent, Plasters, Band Aids, Gloves, Sting Reliever (Sting Rid), Hydrocortisone Cream, Sun Tan Oil, Mace (for dogs) (we petted all but the Pit Bull at #66), Alcohol, Wasp Spray, safety buddy and plenty of water. 9. Traffic is busy in early morning or evening during traffic times 6-9 AM and 4-6 PM. 10. These containers are not completely weather proof but due to my teenage finances, I cannot afford a lot. I have placed a log sheet inside a plastic bag and then in the container. There is NO PEN OR PENCIL. I cannot afford to keep replacing baggies, if people keep ripping them and throwing them on the ground. I will have no choice but to archive this entire trail. Please help me to help all geocachers have a fun experience by not damaging these caches. I really want this to be around a very very long time. I need your help. Please replace as found and have fun! ************************************************************************************************ COORDINATES NOTICE: Should coordinates show off a few feet, remember that GPSr accuracy is not 100%, you should be within 15 feet depending on your GPSr brand and quality at all times. However, the hint should make it locatable by simple sight, should weather or distance to next cache be in question. Read hint to find out where to look if in view of a home. (BEFORE GETTING OUT OF YOUR CAR) ************************************************************************************************ UPDATES: See cache CR 16 #01 *****************************************ATRIBUTES**********************************************