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Peace & Two Beers Traditional Cache

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BlueRajah: I am archiving this cache to keep it from continually showing up in search lists, and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements. The reviewers asked you some time ago to check this cache, and no action was taken. If this was done in error please contact me immediately. If the cache was archived because of maintenance issues (no response to our earlier notes on the cache page) you will need to submit a new cache.

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BlueRajah
Volunteer Geocache Reviewer
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah

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Hidden : 6/29/2014
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

I love the Jordan River Pkwy! I saw there was a blank spot on the map, so I was sure to bring a ready-to-go cache container. I saw this awesome spot, and made the hide!


Congrats to G & C Lost'N'Found and ryshkepr for yet another co-FTF!!!

The cache is hidden within what appears to be a peace sign, sans circle. The container is decorated with the bottlecaps of two different beers that I enjoy. One of which has only recently been allowed to be sold for the first time in Utah. Thus, the name of the cache!

The cache has very little room in it, so please BYOP. I included a cobalt blue marble. The hanger was fashioned in the field. I'll be sure to better attach it on a future visit. It is wheelchair accessable, but just barely- the weeds can get a little high. The trail is dog friendly, bike friendly, but no water is available, so be sure to bring some- especially from May thru September. Should be an easy find. Use stealth if necessary. At this part of the trail, noone seems to stop, they just pass by. This cache may be difficult to extract during the deep freeze of Winter.

Bonus points: Consider your find to have extra credit if you include in your log the initials only of the names of what you think the two beers are that the bottlecaps represent.

Enjoy the trail, enjoy the cache!

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