Humdinger Cache Series - Wharton Traditional Cache

Humdinger is defined as one that is extraordinary or remarkable.  I hope you find that this one is both extraordinary and remarkable.  I will only add caches to this series when the container and the hide itself qualify as a humdinger in my humble opinion. 

This cache is a nano carefully hidden out of sight at a location in a park near downtown Wharton.  Most times I have been here there is noone around.  It is a quiet spot with a view of the river.  You will need to bring your own pen as this is a nano but not your typical nano.  There should be nothing typical in a humdinger cache.  Please replace exactly as you found it and let me know if you have any difficulty extracting or replacing the cache so that I can make sure the cache is ready for the next person to find. 

Please share your experiences and let me know if you think this is in fact a humdinger cache.  There will be no hints available until after the first to find is claimed.  Have fun.  I hope you enjoy searching for this one as much as we did preparing the container and the hide for all of you.  I must give my husband credit for getting the container together based on my vision of the hide.  He is a wonderful support after I gather the materials that I think might be necessary for the project.  He is wonderful even if he doesn't understand my geocaching addiction.