11 The Triskaidekaphobic's Quandary - Fools Errand Traditional Cache

As you can probably guess, there are 13 caches in this series! Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of 13, a number commonly associated with bad luck in Western culture.

This superstition leads some people to fear or avoid anything involving the number 13. In particular, this leads to interesting practices such as the numbering of floors as 1, 2, ..., 11, 12, 14, 15, ... , omitting the number 13, in many high-rise American hotels, the numbering of streets avoiding 13th Avenue, and so on. Apparently, 13 hasn't always been considered unlucky. In fact, it appears that in ancient times, 13 was either considered in a positive light or (more commonly) not at all. The association of bad luck with the number 13 has been attributed to the fact there were 13 people at the Last Supper of Jesus.

This trail is not for the feint hearted! Many of the caches required some physical exertion, which we will specify in the cache description if applicable. It is also quite a long trail (7 Miles in total!)

You are looking for a micro which should not be too difficult to spot. It is the signing of the log which will be tricky! We strongly recommend using harnesses and ropes to retrieve this cache, unless you want to risk plummeting to the road below. Make sure of exercise appropriate caution!