This cache's name is derived from the lyrics of the title song
of the 1960 musical "Camelot". Since the cache is located in the
Camelot subdivision, the name seemed only proper!
Another very interesting feature of this location is the
100-year-old cemetery plot standing in the middle of the
cul-de-sac. Rather than relocate the three Roth family graves from
the early 1900's, the subdivision developer paved around them. The
result is an eerie Halloween location available year-round in the
middle of the street!
Parking is available on the street and there is a paved walkway
to the lake itself. Since this is a residential area, some stealth
is required to avoid detection from the nearby homes. As a result,
this cache is available anytime but caching activity will look much
more suspicious after dark.
Placed with permission from the Camelot subdivision
committee.
Tip: As with all caches of this type, it is much easier to
remove and replace the log by inserting it into the cap before
screwing it back onto the bison tube body.
NOTE: PLEASE LOG YOUR DNF! I know some
geocachers are reluctant to log unsuccessful attempts so that they
don't spoil their find ratio. However, without DNF log
entries the owners (like me) can't determine whether to raise the
difficulty, describe the cache more explicitly, and/or add more
hints.
FTF honors go to
princeton_peaker, a truly dedicated geocacher who overslept
his alarm and was willing to be late to work just to log this
cache! Congrats on your first FTF 
FTNF (First to NOT find) honors go to
both KacheKab and riDeKEulous, who searched in vain
before I found out that my original coordinates were nearly 50 feet
off. My apologies to both and I can only blame a cloudy day, I
guess!