Pu-Pu Platter strikes back Traditional Cache

With Braintrek giving up his caches this summer, I just had to bring this long archived cache back in a new incarnation, the name is just too good not to use.  The original cache information can be found at Pu-Pu Platter.  I never actually found the original, but the new cache is fairly close to the old coordinate.

This cache is placed along the new extension of the Marietta river trail.  Cache contained a special FTF prize, a Maneki-neko, congratulations to KC8ZZS on your first FTF enjoy your new lucky charm, it will surly bring you many more FTFs.

Theses are commonly found in chineses restaurants but they are actually Japaneses in orgin.

 The best-known legend is that of a wealthy feudal lord that was taking shelter under a tree near a temple during a thunderstorm. The lord saw the temple's white cat beckoning to him from the temple doorway. He decided to walk towards the cat and, just as he entered the temple, the tree he had just been under was struck by lightning. The wealthy lord subsequently became friends with the poor priest who owned the cat, and in time he helped the temple to become prosperous. When the priest's cat finally died, the feudal lord supposedly had a statue erected in its honor. Hence, the first Maneki Neko was born.