Like all of my caches, it DOES NOT need to be taken apart, pried open or otherwise disassembled. No tools are required, but you will need a "special device" (hence why I was required to make this a 5 star terrain). Below I have given you some hints as to what you need to "bring this cache to life".
Hints:
1. You will have to be a well-prepared motorist to claim this cache.
2. If you hiked or rode a motorcycle to this cache, you will not be able to find the secret to the cache.
IMPORTANT: When signing the log, please disconnect your device. When you remove your device the cache will stop. When you reverse the process AT THE CACHE the direction will reverse. Reset the cache properly before leaving. You can position the cache to within reach by raising or lowering the cache with your special device. PLEASE do not put ANYTHING into or attempt to reach into the chimney of the cache.
Got this idea from WVTim, probably the most creative cache hider out there.
If you plan on doing the entire Lake Road Trail, I would suggest parking here and biking or walking to number 15. There is parking at Harry Wright Lake at the end, but during the summer months you will need a badge to access the parking.
Thank you, and enjoy!
My philosophy of Geocaching is that a hide should either be
A. Unique,
B. A Cool Location,
or C. a Combination of both
So I'm providing a slightly biased rating as to where and why I placed this cache:
80--------------------20
And, as always, if you enjoyed your experience, feel free to throw a favorite point our way so others will want to join in too! Thanks! :)
