This is my third Wherigo cache. It only has two zones - the starting zone and the ending zone, where the cache is located.
My first two Wherigos (GC4JRJK and GC4KAAR) had 12 and 13 zones, respectively. After doing them, a local cacher told me that she really enjoyed them, but why did I have to have so many zones? So this Wherigo is for that cacher! (You know who you are!) After my first two Wherigos, this one should be "easy as pie"!
To find this cache, you will first need to download the Wherigo cartridge Easy As Pie onto your smartphone or Wherigo enabled GPSR. The cache itself is a preform bottle (aka, baby soda bottle), hidden so it can be easily found by an alert cacher. A hint will be provided to you once you enter the zone around the cache. You will also receive a code you can use to log this cartridge as “complete” on the Wherigo website, if you wish to do so (but not required to claim the find on this cache).
Also, by successfully finding this cache, the cartridge will reveal to you clues that are to be used to find the bonus cache Mt. Nebo View Bonus Cache (GC4XNF8). Don't forget to write these clues down!
I hope you enjoy this Wherigo tour! It has been tested on an iPhone before publishing and appears to work fine. However, sometimes while playing you may run into a glitch that says "Inside Zone" but doesn't give you an action or any information. If this happens, try going outside the zone and coming back in, or quitting and then resuming the cartridge. I've had this happen before on other Wherigo's (but not this one) and both of these actions work to clear up the problem.
Note about unlock code: If the unlock code you are given at the end of your playing of this Wherigo cartridge has more than 15 digits, then discard anything after the 15th digit and enter only the first 15 digits as the unlock code. This appears to be the solution to the unlock code problem, as discussed in the Groundspeak Fourms section on Wherigo. Let me know if this still does not work.
This cache has been placed with the permission of
the Russellville Recreation and Parks Department.