GC7M22J Crossing Ann Lee Pond (Wherigo Cache) in New York, United States created by Rusty O Junk

This cache has been archived.

Rusty O Junk: My apologies to those who haven't had the chance to visit this cache yet but it must go.

GC7M22J ▼

A cache by Rusty O Junk Message this owner

Hidden : 3/25/2018

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This Wherigo cache replaces one I had here until the old bridge was closed. After the bridge was closed I relocated the wherigo to Schuylerville but I like this spot much better so am resorecting this one.

The old bridge pictured above if nothing else had lots of charictor. I wonder how long it took to get that bent and twisted.

This new bridge is straight, level and flat but the old bridge in its later years was a fun experience to cross. I loved the old bridge and sad to see it go but all good things must come to an end and make way for new.

The cache is not at the posted coordinates. You must play the Wherigo Cartridge to find the cache.

For this wherigo you are a farmer on the way to town with hopes to market some of your goods. You have with you a sack of corn, a fox and a chicken. You need to cross Ann Lee pond and to cross it you can take only one of your items per trip. Your task is to get all three items across the river from the west side to the east side without loosing any of them. When you have successfully moved all three across the river you will be given the coordinates to the geocache which is hidden nearby..

If you have an item in your inventory and are in either West or East zone you can click on it to drop it off. If there is an item under "You See" that item is in the zone you are currently in and may be picked up. Once picked up you can change your mind and drop an item again but you can only drop items in either East or West zones.