WIMY1: Do not eat! Traditional Cache
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My favorite caches are the ones that make me think and the ones that make me laugh (Cat fishing, ELP8, Alice’s Restaurant for example). This is the first in a series. WIMY stands for Would I Mislead You, and just in case you were born yesterday, I’ll give you a tiny hint—YES! I might indeed mislead you! I promise not to lie, but I will try to steer you a bit off track.
For this cache, as the name implies, you're looking for something you shouldn't eat. Of course, the park is full of such things (especially in the dog park--ick!). So just in case it's necessary, I'll let you know that if you haven't found the log (which is paper, and non-edible), you haven't found the cache (which is non-paper and non-edible). I parked near the dog park. Most of the walk is along the trail, but there is some bushwhacking at the end. If you've been doing this a while, your geosenses will probably guide you. If you're a newbie...well, don't say I didn't warn you. Bring a pen. You may find an extraction device helpful as well. Congrats to Shorttrip, who was ftf on this rainy January day! There's iron in these hills, so signals are bouncy. I averaged with my garmin over several visits. When I later checked on this, it had been moved to an easier location. Ok, I'll leave it there. Coords remain the same because the distance of the move was minimal compared to the signal bounce. Finding the log is part of the fun/challenge, and I will delete finds that don't have a signature. Replacement logs won't count unless hidden same as original. Feel free to ask me or a previous finder for a hint if you have trouble finding the paper log.
Additional Hints
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