Where the Bough Breaks Traditional Cache

A small camouflaged container meant as an easy park 'n grab. Original contents: official log and official geocache pencil in a zip-lock bag, frog, lizard, snake, truck. Push down on lid and turn to open container. Please replace as found.

This cache is part of a series of caches that borrows it's concept from a series started in the upstate of SC.  That series is called UPAG and is well over 200 caches as of November 2014. My goal is to spread the interest in Geocaching in the lowcountry.  They are mainly just park and grabs set out for your enjoyment of finding a cache. No long hike, no hard terrain, no difficult puzzle, no awe-inspiring location. Just a simple cache to get your smiley.

We call them Lowcountry Park And Grabs...or LPAG for short because who needs a long name (although this one does have an additional name) when you are out grabbing easy caches.

This series is not about location, container, or journey to the cache. It is just simply put out there for you to get out and find. It is placed to get more caches in the area. Need a cache for the day...LPAGs. Found all the caches in the area...LPAGs. Unable to endure a hike due to injury, time, etc...LPAGs. Need to get your numbers up for that milestone...LPAGs. Just want to get some easy finds, in a hurry...LPAGs.

Every cache has a place in the geocaching community...including park and grabs, and these caches are being placed for the enjoyment of the geocaching community. So if you are looking for a unique container, special place, or a wonderful journey the LPAG's may not be for you...but...if you looking for an easy park & grab (with an occasional twist here and there) to get your cache fix for the day then the LPAGs is your answer.