The three of us had dinner together nearby and noticed the enormous pachyderm and his friends practicing proper dental hygiene. This led to a picture opportunity and much needed cache dropping.
NOTE: You are under video surveillance in the general area of the menagerie, but the cache is offset from the business property.
Enjoy, happy hunting and good luck spilling your ink. Cache ya later!
yomegranate, BackWoodsAng & Ol'Fogie
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