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Hidden : 7/23/2011
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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My Hubby and I were married in the month of June, we wanted to make note of our special day by creating a cache close by to where we were married. The trek starts nearby our home and stretches the distance travelled to where we took our vows. It spans from Whitby to Ajax, there are many other caches you may chose to pick up along the way... It spans along Taunton Rd for the most part, you may want to use a vehicle of some sort to get to each point. At the first stage you will find the co-ords for stage #2, at stage two you will find the full co-ord for the final. Please do not remove co-ords from baggies, we do not want the paper to have too much wear and tear!
At the final there is a PB jar with a log, pencil, and a few things to trade. There is also a travel bug with a very special quest... The Voodoo Bride would like to find her Honeymooning Husband!!!! There are two bugs, on in the US and one here in Canada... please get her on her way!!!
Many thanks!!! And remember to always help keep our environment clean by picking up any garbage you find along the way while you are caching!!! A gentle reminder to all geocachers.... please replace all caches you find back with care, putting them back in just as good condition or better than you find them! Also be mindful not to leave too much of a "geotrail", being careful not to trample on surrounding vegetation!

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