Cache container is a marshmallow fluff container. I go through a lot of these, especially around Christmas, making fudge. My favorites are chocolate fudge and Reeses peanut butter fudge. Just ask my son Michael about the legend of the peanut butter fudge.
In order to earn the Geocoin you must complete the whole 26 miles of trail and write down 2 code words from each mile of trail into the passport. Each mile has at least 3 or 4 code words. Words are located on lids and or logs along with the mile number. Once you have completed the trail and have your 52 code words you can receive your coin from the ACC&VB located on Austinburg Road (N 41 47.380, W 080 51.219). You may also pick up coins at Shannons Mini Mart at the trail and RT 307 (N 41 46.323, W 080 51.139). YOU MUST HAVE 52 WORDS TO RECEIVE YOUR COIN (First come first serve). See passports for more info. Additionally, when claiming your coin, you will be asked to complete a brief survey.
If you have any questions, please contact any of the Western Reserve Geocachers: CrazyKC, Karen1962, Purple Flower, Skibug9, LadyElliott, Steve&Missy, Falamazar, JackalopeJim, GCartner, Lonewolf, Daisy Explorers or the ACC&VB.
The WRGT 2016 Passport is available for download from the Related Web Page linked at the top of the page. Be sure that you click the "Download WRGT 2016 Passport" button shown below whatever AD is running on the download site.