This is part of the PawPatrol Into the Woods circuit of caches. Bring your own pen. It is roughly 10km and takes around 4 hours to complete.
PLEASE NOTE: Be really careful that the caches are returned to their EXACT locations as you have found them. This is because some of them are very unusual, very small and some are fixed into place. This is a densely wooded area and GPS can be unreliable so it is imperative that they are replaced correctly.
The Narcissus
Narcissus was an exceptionally attractive young man who scorned the advances of those who fell in love with him, including the nymph Echo. His lack of sympathy for the pangs of those he rejected angered the gods, who caused him to fall in love with his own reflection as he bent over a pool of water. Caught up in self-adoration, Narcissus died—either by drowning as he tried to embrace his own image or by pining away at the edge of the pool. In the place where he had sat gazing yearningly into the water, there appeared a flower that the nymphs named the narcissus. It became a symbol of selfishness and coldheartedness. Today psychologists use the term narcissist to describe someone who directs his or her affections inward rather than toward other people.