GC382Y0 You're in detention! (Traditional Cache) in Colorado, United States created by

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I can't find any recent responses from _Wolverine about maintaining this cache which makes it appear they are either unwilling or unable to maintain this geocache. Cache maintenance includes: replacing broken or missing containers, replacing full or wet logs, updating any changes to the text, updating coordinates, removing the needs maintenance attributes, enabling the listing, and more. Check out all of a geocache owner's responsibilities here. This cache is being archived, and removed from the active cache listings.

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A cache by _Wolverine Message this owner

Hidden : 11/20/2011

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Don't worry, you're really not in detention..

There is a shiny brand new bison tube for the FTF.

Google maps shows there are structures around the cache. As noted, colorado springs razed everything down for the woodmen expansion and there is indeed a walking trail here.

The stormwater runoff from Woodmen Road, Stinson, Columbine Estates, Lexington, Rangewood used to wash down the side of the road. With the stormwater improvement,it will go into the detention pond where the water is treated before it gradually goes into the creek. Don't worry - it should be dry most of the time because it has a low-flow system in the bottom to help channel the water into the stormwater system.

Also - As part of the Woodmen expansion, as part of the city’s negotiation with the property owners when property was purchased for the expansion, as well as with Falcon Estates and other neighborhood groups, there was an agreement to construct a nature trail. It’s a gravel trail, ADA accessible, offering a nature walk through the Woodmen corridor.

Don't know what part of "nature" you'll encounter since this was all man-made....

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