Light's Out! Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 4/2/2016
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This is a night cache for the whole family located on the South Side of Nesbit Park.

Gear up! For this journey you will need several bright flashlights. You will want to wear boots if it has rained within a week. GO WITH OTHERS! You will be on a wooded trail in the dark, so please make sure that safety is your first priority. Mark your starting coordinates so you can get back to where you started once you have found the geocache. To begin, make sure it is completely dark outside and not raining. The park's hours are 4am to 11pm. Start on the Northwest side of the parking lot and locate the white sign that reads "Blue Trail." Shine your flashlights forward down the trail to find the first marker. You are looking for a small, white reflector about 9 feet up on a tree. Make your way down the trail until you reach that reflector. To find the next marker, stand as close to you can to that tree on the trail and shine your flashlight in all directions until you find the next marker. Repeat this process until you reach your final destination. Ground Zero will not be high up, but low to the ground and will be a cluster of 5 or so reflectors together. The container is hidden within 2 feet of the cluster. Mark waypoints on your GPS as you go so it will be easier for you and your team to get back to the start. *Special thanks to Lostandfound28 and Eagle95 for beta testing. You guys did great! THANKS!*

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