GC6EDF4 Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent: Beany and Cecil (Traditional Cache) in California, United States created by Evil Beany Pie

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Hidden : 3/28/2016

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This series at Fiscalini Ranch is inspired by the ocean views. We passed a muggle who said that being out on the waves made her sea sick. It brought back memories of Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent. We hope you enjoy this collection of caches and the wonderful views!
Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent

A large green sea serpent with a slight lisp. He is fiercely loyal to Beany but not terribly bright. Cecil's trusting good nature invariably winds up with him being taken advantage of by the bad people, and he often ends up absorbing a great amount of physical abuse (getting smashed flat, losing his head, having his skin burned off, being shattered to pieces), all within the laws of cartoon physics.

~ Bottle preform seaside end of pile/under rocks (or see spoiler pic)
Bluff Trail in Fiscalini Ranch Preserve Fiscalini Ranch Preserve (previously called East West Ranch) is a 434-acre park right in the middle of Cambria, a coastal town at the north end of San Luis Obispo County. Bordered by neighborhoods to the north and south, the preserve provides public access to a mile of beautiful coastline spared from development except for trails with boardwalks, bridges, and whimsical benches made out of driftwood. The Bluff Trail in Fiscalini Ranch Preserve is a lovely place to enjoy an easy coastal walk. The ocean views are superb, flowers are abundant in the spring, and there are even opportunities to observe wildlife. Hike out and back on the Bluff Trail for a 1.9-mile hike or use Marine Terrace Trail, which lies just inland of the Bluff Trail for a 1.85-mile loop.