A Flying Pig Traditional Cache

If you feel the need to take this cache part in anyway please stop geocaching. 
There is no need to use tools, force or disassemble this cache.

This cache was created due to the inspiration of 2 very creative fellow cachers. Both of them are well known for the creative caches that they have placed. One area that they have hides located along is a shared ground for them. Our inspiration came when one of them decided to place a guardrail cache along this shared stretch much to the dismay of the other. It’s rumored that the dismayed cacher had said he would search for a guardrail cache when pigs flew. He had even bragged to all he encountered of how they would never find a guardrail cache along this stretch. We have to give credit to the hider of the guardrail cache it was a very clever hide and stumped us the first 2 times we searched for it. Then on 10/26/2011 it happened. The dismayed cacher headed off to the shared area to place another cache nearby. Donning disguises he and his partner set out and made an FTF for this GR cache. So let it be known that on 10/26/2011 a Pig Flew. In honor of this day we bring you our cache: A Flying Pig. When you arrive at GZ the cache should be spotted easily. Walk over to the cache and pull the handle back all the way (may have to use both hands), release the handle and watch what happens. :) Feel free to post pics. :) Have fun and Happy Caching.

If your GPS tries to park you on I-81: Take exit 310 for Virginia 37 toward U.S.11/Virginia 642/Kernstown Turn onto VA-37 N Take the exit toward US-11 N/Valley Pike Turn onto US-11 N/Valley Pike Take the 1st right onto Commonwealth Ct