This cache is based on Beekeeper99's version near Clarksville, TN. I truly enjoyed it and wanted to share the concept with my local geobuds.
A multi-cache is a type of geocache that involves two or more locations, with the final location being a physical container with a logbook inside. There are many variations, but typically once you’re at the first stage, you will receive a clue for the whereabouts of the second stage. The second stage will have a clue for the third, and so on.
So, if you need something other than a traditional cache, and more challenging, then look no further; I have just what you're looking for - except that this multi isn't challenging at all. In fact, it's the easiest multi that you'll ever find. Two stages to this one, and you're looking for something about the size of a micro at each location. E-mail or message me if you need another hint.
Hints for stage 1:
- Well guarded on the "Deliveries" end
- Look under the R
At the final location:
- The log is very small. Initials or team name is okay.
- Don't worry about the date.
- If log gets full you have permission to replace.
Please replace the stages back exactly as you found them to help keep them dry.
Enjoy, happy hunting and good luck spilling your ink. Cache ya later!
Ol'Fogie
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