Cache is at listed location but you must follow the directions to log it online, so please read the ENTIRE description before logging it since there are two parts to the requirements needed to log it as a find.
Words
This is another challenge to give folks something to do. Most folks won't say it but they don't like getting very short logs on the caches they place. We know that most of you out there in the caching world don't like to write lengthy logs and are satisfied with T4TF, T4TH, TNLNSL, Thanks for the cache, Got it, Fun cache, ETC.
TO LOG THIS CACHE YOU NEED TO:
Write a log of at least 100 words for ANOTHER cache. That means that you need to have logged another cache with a minimum of 100 words in the log before logging this one as a find. Please include the GC code for that cache in your log so I can check it.
AND:
Also write 100 words or more for this cache at the time of logging it as a find. I know that is a lot of writing but after all this is a challenge cache.
The container is a simple uninteresting cache so that will make it even that much harder. So find the cache, sign the log sheet and write something in your online log to make us believe what you think about your experience. Make up something, lie, whatever it takes to get your 100 words.
The log must have something related to the cache and no jibberish. No copy and paste. No using the same words over and over. We hope you get the picture.
We will check your word count so throw in a few extras just for safety and fun.
Make it fun for others to read.
By the way, Sassy and I caught a ride on one of the tanks from the other end of the road with the warriors on training. I got to place this cache by climbing up the cannon barrel. Got muggled by a van full of hippies playing Air Supply songs just as I was getting back down. If you believe that, maybe in your log ...
Now get outside and have some fun.