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Geo HoHoHo 2016 Holiday Songs 7 Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 11/27/2016
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Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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HoHoHo and Merry Christmas may these caches put you in the Geocaching Holiday Spirit and may you enjoy a tune while you search. Best for phone caching and not GPS caching so song will work. 

If your using the new mobile app you will have to view this on the web and not text page to get hyperlink to music below. The choice is at the top of the screen on new mobile app.


Park the car close by and walk a small ways to the little ammo box that was signed at a recent event. Spot your name on the ammo box maybe, but sign the log to get a smiley!

Call it country or whatever but this Christmas superstar couple deserves no introduction and if you missed the Christmas special at Rockefeller Center this year I am sure you can still get it on You Tube

In 1944 song writer Frank Loesser wrote and performed this song at his party one night with his wife Lynn Garland. As a hint to his guest it was time to leave! It gained them so much popularity they were invited to all the elite movie and music stars social events for years to come.

Then in 1948 Frank sold the rights to MGM. MGM featured it in the movie Neptune's Daughter. Baby is played two times in the movie but the second time Red Skelton and Betty Garrett perform the cat and mouse duel in the reverse mold. You will have to Goggle that scene yourself.

For now I will just post the song of perhaps the two most popular Country Stars on the planet performing it

How many couples do you know have done this song?

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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Decryption Key

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