ALL THE FINE PRINT FIRST: This is a Choose Your Own Adventure multi waypoint cache.
It is an easy stroll through a public park, but be prepared, if you are a very unlucky pirate, it could take you up to an hour to get to the final, but all waypoints are within the park. Start at the posted coordinates, bison tubes contain the clues you seek, with the final being larger.
There is plenty of street parking which is very close to the starting coordinates listed.
Good luck and remember, there is never enough time to do it right the first time, but there is always enough time to go back and do it again.
THIS CACHE WAS COMPLETELY REBUILT ON JUNE 20, 2017 AND IS READY TO BE DISCOVERED! HAPPY CACHING AND MAY YOU ENJOY THE STORY AS MUCH AS I ENJOYED CREATING IT! ALBERTADRAGONFLY ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ARRRRRRR Matey.. There be nothing like a good ole treasure hunt!
Many moons ago, Pirate Whitebeard cleverly hid his ill-gotten booty in a landlocked sea of trees, far and away from any scurvy dogs being able to find it for themselves. He said he would walk his own plank if he ever told a soul...BUT...he agreed to meet you, his crew, on an auspicious date, where you would all follow the cleverly hidden trail (Pirate Whitebeard has a high opinion of his own cleverness), dig up the treasure and sail off to parts unknown for as much adventuring as you have gold for.
Now that enough time has passed and you are no longer being chased by the Royal Navy, the Keystone Cops or Chuck Norris (for the bounty of course), it is safe to find your ill-gotten loot and sail off to the Ends of the World…
ARRRRRR…..but… Pirate Whitebeard be missing and without him, the treasure is a good as resting in Davey Jones locker. It is up to you, his loyal (ummmmm....well paid) crew, First Mate Skinny Pete (who has trimmed down to a svelte 450lbs), your mascot Clyde the Orangutan, and the rest of you ill-bred lot, to track him down, find the treasure and claim yer share.
Now beware ye scallywag, this adventure be fraught with danger and dead men tell no tales!