Do you remember the old con called the Shell Game? The game required three shells (thimbles, walnut shells, bottle caps, or plastic cups.) and a small, soft round ball, about the size of a pea. Using a flat surface, a person (operator) would place the pea under one shell. The operator then moved the three shells around, mixing them up, as the guesser watched. When the operator stopped moving the shells, the guesser attempted to pick out which shell the pea was under. This cache is our own take on that game.
The posted coordinates are at the center of five identical & obvious hiding spots. The listed waypoints are the coords for the other 4 possible spots. The cache can be found at one of the five spots. When the cache is located and log signed, you can replace it in the same location or in one of the other four spots.
There is room for very small trades. Please BYOP.
The cache location is in the parking lot of the Liberty Aviation Museum/Hanger, which officially opened its doors July 20, 2012. A couple items displayed within is a restored B25 bomber and a PT Boat. This cache was placed with owner permission and enthusiasm. For more information and hours, visit their website at http://libertyaviationmuseum.org/
