The Trail of many Tales Traditional Cache

To log this geocache it is requested you tell a tall Tale.

This geocache is very similar to a geocache in Vassar called “A Bridge of Many Tales” (GC3W9G8):

You may be familiar with the geocache and what is requested of you to do. In order to log your find you must find the geocache at the posted coordinates and sign the geocache. I will be checking the geocache weekly and will delete any logs of those who have not signed the geocache.

I came across this location while biking one morning. I often bike this trail, but that day it was different. I happened to notice a shine through the woods along the trail and decided to investigate. Having my trusty backpack with me I decided to go in on foot, leaving my bike out on the trail. As soon as I found an opening in the deep thicket, I stepped within. When my foot hit the ground it was covered in snow; I had somehow magically transported to the city of Tibet. I soon realized that I was taken here because of my recent thoughts and that I needed to warn those who dare to enter. Whatever you have recently thought of may be an obstacle for you while finding this geocache! GOOD LUCK!

Luckily I had all the correct tools to find the geocache and get home safe. I look forward to reading all of the tools you used and the amazing adventure you had along the way!

Here are some of the tools I used:

• Climbing Rope

• A backscratcher

• ¾ a bottle of Shampoo

• A snowmobile

• A tent

• A beach towel

• & a Lifted Monster Truck I borrowed

   

Now for some truth:

1. There is a physical geocache at ground zero and you must sign the log

2. Make sure to bring your writing tool!

3. Make sure to have fun and beware all of those who will get in the way of you finding this geocache!