The cache is not at the published coordinates. Solve for N 43 XX.XXX W 079 XX.XXX
I knew I had an unplaced cache somewhere in the back of the Jeep, it's been there forever. Susan would always complain about it, saying "If you have one and don't know what to do with it, why have one?" I really don't place a lot of caches, but today I decided to stop and place it in a familiar area, I come here often enough, so if a problem were to pop up, I could easily get a handle on it.
Just before placing this cache, I stopped a little further down the road to look for a difficult cache, but left unfulfilled. To be honest, there were a lot of legitimate DNFs on it so I didn't give it the required effort and pulled out prematurely. (By "legitimate", I mean it's obvious the cache is there somewhere in the rocks, it's just difficult to figure out which crack to poke in). And I was looking for this difficult cache alone, it's not as much fun to get that awesome feeling by yourself. It's better with someone else, maybe even a few others!
My point is, sometimes I like it hard, but I think most cachers enjoy a quickie. Get in, get out, get going. So that's what I had in mind when placing this one. It may not be the best 60 seconds of your life, you may not even remember it the next day, but it will be 60 seconds well spent. The cache is in a hole in a dead tree. It was a tight fit, so please don't wiggle it too much when pulling it out!
As for the puzzle aspect of the cache, well, you've probably seen one like this before I'm sure, only better. Hey, it is what it is. Sometimes with puzzles, it's the same boring thing over and over again. Good luck.