I Spy a Frog Traditional Cache
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Long before we ever hunted for geocaches we would sometimes look for frogs with our two boys as they were growing up. Every year we attended a family camp in northern Wisconsin and we would hunt for the best frogs to enter the frog jumping contest at the end of the week. Both boys have won the contest with their frogs a time or two.
A few years ago we began searching for geocaches and have found many frogs along the way. We also picked up this frog-themed cache container as swag. We have enjoyed finding frogs along our adventures as well as geocaching with a frog-caching couple from time to time. You know who you are.
This frog has managed to get himself stuck too far from his home. Come and find him!
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Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Naxyr uvtu, arkg gb n gerr