Manneken Pis - H2O Fun Traditional Cache
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Manneken Pis is a famous Brussles landmark. It's a small bronze fountain sculpture of a naked little boy standing over a fountain's basin. It was designed by Jerome Duquesnoy in 1619. Many find the sound of trickling water relaxing. Around the world there are many replica's made of brass, stone, or fiberglass. I'm sure you've seen the sculpture before, they are very commonplace around swimming pools and gardens and may even have lily's or other things floating in the water.
You will need to come prepared with water (or head over to one of the stores), to be able to find and sign the log for this cache. When you do ultimately find the tiny cache container, please be careful with extracting and replacing the log with my built in patent-pending extraction tool. Take note how the log is inserted, so you can roll it up and replace the same way.
Be careful of potential traffic nearby, don't mistakenly wander onto the street, it's not there.
Bring your own pen, tweezers, and water....
This cache is a little different. Please use care, and there is no need to use any tools to disassemble anything. Hope you have fun and get a little chuckle out of this!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Vs lbh pna'g svaq gur pnpur, jul qba'g lbh fgbc, erynk, naq er-ernq gur pnpur cntr n yvggyr zber pnershyyl (vr gevpxyvat jngre, guvatf sybngvat va jngre, ....)