* some assembly required - - those words bring "terror" to most people. The scariest time for me 
was at Christimas when my kids were little and I had to wait until they went to bed before I could start assembling their Christmas presents. Today, hopefully you have allowed yourself some time to put this together.
You will enter and be parking in St. John Gaulbert cemetery so please be respectful of your surroundings. For stage 1 follow the path around to the right when you enter the woods from the trailhead coordinates. There is no need for major bushwacking.
Follow the assembly instructions. Like any item you have ever put together, there will be some bolts and washers. Please don't lose them! They will help you determine the location of the cache. If all goes well, you will be rewarded with a fun find and log sheet at the final location.
This is a 2-stage cache. The final stage is just a short walk from stage 1. (The instruction manual included at stage 1 is in 3 languages but only use the English instructions.)
Thanks to rvstauff for the idea. If you are ever in Charlotte, NC stop and visit his caches, you won't be disappointed. Also thanks to WVTim for his willing assistance. It's worth a trip to Martinsburg, WV for his caches, also.