Growing up along the Huron River, in Flat Rock, I learned about all kinds of knots. I was recently doing some research and the question of what a knot truly is came to my mind. This is the definition of a knot
1 a : an interlacement of the parts of one or more flexible bodies forming a lump or knob (as for fastening or tying together)
b : the lump or knob so formed
c : a tight constriction or the sense of constriction my stomach was all in knots
2: something hard to solve : problem a matter full of legal knots
3: a bond of union; especially : the marriage bond
4 a : a protuberant lump or swelling in tissue a knot in a gland
b : the base of a woody branch enclosed in the stem from which it arises; also : its section in lumber
5: a cluster of persons or things : group
6: an ornamental bow of ribbon : cockade
7 a : a division of the log's line serving to measure a ship's speed
b (1) : one nautical mile per hour (2) : one nautical mile —not used technically
8: a closed curve in three-dimensional space
So what kind of knot are WE talking about here? The container is large enough for only a log, you will need to bring a writing utensil with you. Please be sure to replace the cache exactly as found for the next person.
Note: The cache difficulty/terrain ratings are going to vary according to the time of year; given the fact it is located in Michigan, that could be every five minutes. I have used an averaged set of ratings due to this fact.