This cache can be accessed by BOAT or by SWIMMING. You'll have to get wet, but the water's not very deep and, depending on your access point, it's not a long swim.
Kayaks, stand up paddle boards, canoes, pedal boats and more can be hired on the lake from either ProKayaks or Jamieson Park Paddle.
Jeannie has once again become stuck inside her bottle and is now (impatiently) waiting for someone to rescue her. Cachers, please come often so Jeannie will not play a trick on you when you finally come 
Please Note: There is no need to rummage in the prickly bushes!
Please DO NOT post any SPOILERS. This is referring to pictures of the cache container, logs which give away information about the cache, etc. Thanks
Show Summary
I Dream of Jeannie had a premise of astronaut Tony Nelson finding a beautiful, blonde 2000-year-old genie in a bottle after a flight. Jeannie turns out to be mischievous, a little innocent and very much in love with her master. The only other person who knows their secret is Roger Healey, Tony's best friend and fellow astronaut. NASA psychiatrist Dr. Alfred Bellows is frustrated and flustered by the strange things that always seem to happen around Major Nelson, but never actually finds out what's causing them. The 30 episodes in the first season were in black and white while the remaining 109 episodes were color. The show was written, produced and created by Sidney Sheldon. The show went into production in December, 1964. The 1st season 30 episodes were filmed in black and white film. (The black and white episodes have been colorized for reruns by some syndicated packages). The show went into color in 1966. The show finished filming in January, 1970. A Jeannie reunion on The Today Show on March 1, 1995 had an interview with Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman. Barbara Eden reprised her role of Jeannie in the movie A Very Brady Sequel and in a commercial for Lexus in 1998. The Donny and Marie Show had guests Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman, Bill Daily and Sidney Sheldon in November, 1999. Barbara Eden hosted a 8 part segment for the syndicated Entertainment Tonight and Entertainment This Week in May, 1984 about 1960's comedy shows including I Dream Of Jeannie. That segment had interviews with Larry Hagman, Bill Daily and Hayden Rorke. Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman and Bill Daily reunited for a group interview with Larry King in June, 2003.
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