**THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE POSTED COORDINATES**
This is not your average puzzle. It will require a bit of sleuthing on your part. In a cache somewhere in Richfield Park, is a trackable. It's appearances are nothing fancy, It's a small laminated piece of paper with a trackable ID, instructions (below) , and coordinates to this final. You will have to look at other caches inventory in this park for a trackable called "Track(able) in Richfield".
Trackable instructions:
- THERE IS NO NEED FOR THIS TRACKABLE TO LEAVE THE PARK. It's just a piece of paper. You really don't want it. You are more than welcome to discover it!
- While you could put it in any cache, we politefully request that you don't place it in the Where-I-Go's. Not everyone has the ability to do these, and it would just make more work for one of us to come out and place it in an appropriate cache.
- If you would like, you can leave it where you found it, or move it to another cache. The choice is yours, as long as it follows the rules above.
- PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, if you do move it to another cache in the park, put the trackable in the proper cache inventory ASAP! This will give everyone the best chance of finding this cache. It wouldn't even hurt to write in your log or a note, which cache you moved it to.
- If there is any problems at all send a message to Yellowjeeperman.
************************************************************************************** This cache is one of many in a series of caches hidden for the 2015 Genesee County Parks Event. This is the fifth anniversary of this event. Be aware of any potential muggles while searching for this cache. Trade evenly when possible. Please hide the cache as you found it. Do not leave the cache out in the open! To log a find on this cache, you must actually find it and sign the log. Failure to do so will result in deletion of your online found log. Permission for its placement has been granted by the Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission. Most Genesee County Parks are open from 8:00 AM until sunset. If you need assistance please contact a ranger by dialing 911 and asking for a ranger. Remember, many trails are multi-use trails for horses, bike riders, and snowmobiles in the winter. ***************************************************************************************
Thanks to Yellowjeeperman for placing this cache!
