Humility: Probably the most misunderstood virtue. Humility is not having a groveling or servile attitude. It is realizing your own strengths, but also knowing your weaknesses. Humility is best appreciated as a fine attribute not by trying to define what it is, but what it isn't. It is the lack of pride, self-promotion and ego-centrism.
This series of caches is dedicated to the subject of virtues. I've attempted to make a list of the 20 most important virtues, and each cache is named for one. As an option to the usual "TFTC", you could state in your log the first name of someone you feel exemplifies the trait the cache is named for. The purpose is to make people think about virtue, and how it plays out in their lives. Park at the ample area just before the George Palmer bridge, and access the river flats from there. "Wisdom" is intended to be the first, and the others are placed in a little over 1/10 of a mile after that. The entire series constitutes a walk (or ATV - or even truck! - ride) of about 6 1/2 miles. It's a nice, flat walk, and the scenery is lovely, so enjoy them as you stroll (or ride), and bask in the contemplation of Virtue!