Martian's Drive-In opened its doors on the first day of the Thurman Fall Farm Tour of 2011. This single screen theatre offers popular movies, both new and old, for the old and young alike. Grindhouse, Oscar Nominated, Horror, Comedies, or Chick-Flicks; we've got them all for one low price!
Our Snack Bar offers traditional fare as well as nightly specials. Bring in your ticket stub to see if you have won one of our delicious burgers, fries, or hot dogs. Please be courteous and pick up after yourselves. Deposit your garbage in the trash receptacles and your recyclables in the blue bins.
As always, we appreciate your patronage and can only survive through your continued support!
A special tool will be needed to access the logbook. Check out the snack bar to see what they have to offer!
As with any other cache, please return container as you found it, if not better. Please be a patron to our Drive-In. Bring a Matchbox or Hot Wheels to trade or leave behind to add to the collection.
This cache was placed on private property with the consent (and help) of the owners. Please respect their property. No littering or disruptive behavior, please. Parking is available in front of their home, just a few scant feet from the Martin geocache. Be careful when crossing the road. Follow the logging road past the cut logs and pontoon as far as it will take you. The last 100 feet or so will be a bush-whack. Enjoy your visit and have a chat with Wini and Gary if they happen to be around…they would love to hear your stories about geocaching!
Disclaimer: You, and all members of your party must read and agree to the www.geocaching.com disclaimer. In addition, you all must agree to hold the cache owner, www.geocaching.com, and the landowners harmless from any and all causes for action. You and all other members of your party must individually and collectively determine your/their physical fitness and outdoors/hiking skill levels, decide whether or not to visit the various cache locations, and whether or not it is safe and prudent to do so under the conditions that will be encountered. Cache seekers assume all risks involved in seeking these cache locations.
People that do not wish to do a cache because of any danger they might perceive to be present is certainly within their right to not proceed. However you do not have the right to try to ruin the enjoyment of others in attempting a find that is beyond your capabilities, but not beyond theirs. This goes for almost every caching event there is. After all one might run into spiders, snakes, poisonous plants, broken glass, trips and falls and the list goes on.
Safety First! .......Take a friend, Look out for others, take a cell phone if possible, watch where you're stepping, NEVER UNCOVER ANY CACHE WITH YOUR HANDS OR FEET, USE A STICK! If you feel uncomfortable in doing a cache, for any reason, just walk away!!!