GSOS LIVES!
(...and there were no crazy
sounds in the woods while we were hiding it this time - so
hopefully it won't mysteriously disappear without a
trace)
This should be a fun cache for
most. If you drive a car, you will be able to park just off
of the main road. If you drive a truck, proceed at your own
discretion. If you drive a 4 wheel drive, get ready to have
some fun. This fire road will be quite muddy if it rains
close to the time you visit. Be prepared with shoes you don't
mind getting dirty. The road overall is not muddy, just a
couple of bad places. Hikers can always go around through the
beautiful woods. No need to blaze a trail because this little
road, once you pick the right one,
will take you
straight to the cache. Picking the correct road will be
the trickiest of your tasks because they twist and
turn.
Note to off roaders: there are
some 35 - 40 degree tilts in at least one place so be
prepared. I was able to navigate to the cache location in my
Jeep ZJ with no problems. Turning around in the end will be a
little tricky. You may want to bring along a
spotter.
The hike/drive will be exactly
1.1 miles (unless you pick the wrong road and have to blaze a trail
to it!) in so bring some water. Also remember to where orange
during the hunting seasons. I did not see signs of hunters
back there, but you never can tell.
The cache is a glass container completely buried up to the lid.
You should be able to uncover the lid and then take the lid off
with out removing the container from the ground.
Original contents were:
- Stash Letter, Log Book, Pen
- Revlon Tweezers
- Car air freshener clipy thingy
- Stopwatch
- Disappearing ink
- Sun Block
- Mouse
- Hand Sanitizer - For use, please don't take.
- Christian Keychain
- Scooby Snack for the Geo-puppies.