When the Lights Go Down Traditional Geocache
systematicchaos: Bought a new container and came to replace the old one today only to see that GZ is under construction and will be until August 30. It looked like GZ was all logged and dug up and there isn't another suitable spot that I could think of so I will be letting this one go.
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There is no need to go all the way down to the ravine to find this cache. Despite the name of this cache, please do not search for it once the lights have gone down. Not only have there been coyote sightings in the area, but tripping and slipping hazards are aplenty on the path down to GZ. I don't want any of you to end up with serious injuries.
You might think that this is another lamppost cache en route to GZ, but you will be enLIGHTened to find that it is something completely different. The walk down to this cache from the main path is quite steep and can be muddy and slippery on wet days, hence the T rating. The cache is in plain view once you arrive at GZ, but is not visible to muggles from the main trail. Still, the trail can be busy at times so using discretion is always a good idea. GPS signal is quite weak in the area as I have found, so use your geosenses.
There is no need to use force or destroy any part of the cache's guardian to get it open. Just turn the bottom cap until it comes out. There is also no need to pry the inner container off from the cap it is glued to. Please do not leave TBs and swag in the cache guardian. It is not waterproof, but the inner container is. Should the cache guardian be waterlogged when you find it, please do the next cacher a favour and empty out as much of the water as possible. BYO writing implement.
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