ghs stopped to fill some jugs Traditional Cache
ghs stopped to fill some jugs
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Another one of my daughter's somewhat tricksy Micros at a popular spring.
This was a popular place for people to stop and fill jugs with naturally supplied dihydrogen monoxide before the park department blocked public access to it. I quite often drive by on my way to a cache or to fix one of mine. Today was a case of the latter. I had tried before to get this buggy thing in place but my electronic dingbat just wouldn't come up with numbers that she could use to do anything useful with after she measured them. Well, today, I tried again and she did a better job. So, let's see how it goes.
If it turns out that she screwed up, or yours is playing games and wants you to look in the middle of that quite often quite busy road, DON'T DO THAT. Don't go past the wooden beams into the woods either. If you have young kids with you, please pay more attention to them than to your electronic playmate or the cache.
And watch out for muggles. There will be times when they may make looking for the cache rather difficult.
It might be wheel chair accessible but I'm not going to advise wheel chair assisted people to rush out for it. However, if you are such a person and go for it, don't feel obligated to risk causing an issue (for you) by trying to get to it if that seems problematic to you. If you have any doubts as to what you see, email me.
Oh. You might want to bring a tweezers along, especially with the new container in place as of 11/9/2014. (And note where the logsheet was when you pulled it out. If you don't put it back in the exact same fashion, the lid will not close right, if it does at all.)
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Ubyr, O-Svryq Trarengbe
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