Zombie Crossing Traditional Cache

The Zombie Horde are members of the Maryland Geocaching Society.

Due to the inadequate measures put in place and budget cuts
from Congress, the Department of Zombie Eradication (DOZE)
has been unsuccessful in containment of the outbreak in southern
Maryland. There has been sighting in Howard County and
neighboring areas.

Special forces eradication team have been put on high alert
for and suspected ghouls. They are on the hunt tracking the
movements in search of pattern and clusters. Unfortunately with
with the loss of funds, requests have been sent out for Zombie
hunters to help with the eradication, payment is only in the thrill.
of the hunt and experience for future out breaks.

Zombie hunters must remember that the only way to neutralize a
Zombie is to destroy the brain. Simply cutting off the legs will
not kill the Zombie, it will just mean that there is a legless
zombie waiting for someone to walk by and get attacked by it.

DOZE is always looking for volunteers to assist in the
eradication of the stragglers. If you are up to the task to
take on the undead. Make sure you bring the right
tools for the eradication and accomplishment of your tasks.

The cache is in a location that is easily accessible day and night.
Parking is available in the 7-11 across the street, please be
careful with traffic depending on the time of day. Difficulty
is due to the amount of muggles in the area, BYOP.

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