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Bigfoot Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 11/3/2014
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Every fall the caches in Wintergarden are replaced with new ones.  This allows social trails that have developed to heal, and also serves the purpose of getting people back to this great park, which is the main purpose of these caches.  The 2014 season’s theme is “Mysterious Creatures”.  Much of the following text is borrowed from somewhere. 


THERE ARE CREATURES that lurk out there in the dark, that haunt the isolated forests of the world, that hide in the icy depths of the deepest lakes. They appear unexpectedly and inexplicably, then vanish just as mysteriously, usually leaving witnesses dumbfounded, frightened and, unfortunately in most cases, without a shred of evidence. Yet the eyewitness stories of these creatures persist, haunting the darkness as well as our imaginations.

 

Bigfoot

 These hairy ape men are probably the most consistently witnessed unknown creatures in the world. Whether they are called Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Skunk Ape or Yowie, they have been seen in isolated woodlands and mountain areas in virtually every corner of the globe. And the descriptions - from the North American northwest to Florida to Australia - are remarkably consistent:

·         taller than an average man (seven to eight feet)

·         covered with long brown or auburn hair (or white hair in the case of the Yeti)

·         a strong, repugnant odor

·         large feet, as evidenced by castings of footprints

·         an aversion to man

·         a piercing, eerie howl

 

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