High 5 #05 Traditional Cache
Fish76: Due to one of my caches being requested to be archived from a local who was obviously "watching" it, I have decided to go ahead and archive all of my geocaches. There were two DNFs on it within two days, and it was requested to be archived within the week. The geocaching website states that there needs to be MANY DNF's over a long period of time for a reviewer to archive. I guess two DNFs in two days is what that means. This used to be a fun game....
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This is the 5th in the series of this type of cache that I'm working on.
The name tells the story, what else can I say?
In order to claim this as a find you MUST sign the log. The container is hidden in plain sight; the challenge is devising a way to get to it. Therefore, you cannot claim the find just because you saw it; I will delete logs if the log sheet isn’t signed.
I decided that the Hays area needed some different and challenging caches, so I put these up. The container is in plain sight; the difficult part is retrieval and replacement, so you’ll have to use your imagination. A wheelchair can get directly to ground zero, from that point everyone is on equal ground. If you are having a hard time getting it back to its original location, please get it the best you can and let me know right away and I will put it back. I want to make sure everyone gets the same experience. Good luck and I hope everyone has as much fun finding this as I had hiding it.
Congratulations to skuhl and family on the FTF!
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