ježek (NOT Dragon's Teeth) Traditional Cache
SayeFamily: It’s had a good run. It seems to go missing from time to time.
ježek (NOT Dragon's Teeth)
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After bike riding and finding 14 caches from this location up to the Christiano's Fault Earthcache, with SayeFamily we decided this spot needed a new cache. Should be an easy find but you may have to contort yourself a bit. This is a pill bottle with appropriate color spray paint, and has magnets attached in an unorthodox manner. Take the Las Pulgas exit from I-5 and you will find a parking area just before the gate to Camp Pendleton. SayeFamily told me this was called Dragon's Teeth and I never researched it but decided to change the name because of a couple of previous finders recommendations. The Czech hedgehog (Czech: rozsocháč) or ježek, was a static anti-tank obstacle defence made of angled iron (that is, lengths with an L- or H- shaped cross section) deployed during World War II by various combatants. The hedgehog is very effective in keeping tanks from getting through a line of defence. It maintains its function even when tipped over by a nearby explosion. Although it may provide some scant cover for infantry, infantry forces are generally much less effective against fortified defensive positions than mechanized units.
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Zntargvp va gur pragre bs gur Qentba'f Grrgu