GC8A5F RedToyZ (Traditional Cache) in Missouri, United States created by IKanFindIt

This cache has been archived.

IKanFindIt!: Yes, RedToys is missing, but I will find another location and unarchive it after the holidays. IKanFindIt!

[This entry was edited by IKanFindIt! on Sunday, December 19, 2004 at 10:46:10 AM.]

GC8A5F ▼

A cache by IKanFindIt Message this owner

Hidden : 9/6/2002

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is hidden in a St. Peters park. The park terrain is fairly level and not too hilly, except when exploring in the woods. The dry creek beds (seasonal) are also a great place to poke around in. Better break out the buy spray though, as there are some unfriendly flying pests and some equally unfriendly plants.... just lying in wait. Have Fun!

The square plastic bottle cache is color-themed and contains small "bright red" objects. The cache shouldn't be too hard to find once you get close to it. Since the theme of this cache is anything "bright red" (my favorite color), I have initially stocked it with a variety of fun and functional "bright red" toyz for kids of all ages.

Bring the kids with you, they’ll enjoy the cache contents and afterwards they can play on the "huge" playground equipment in the park. Even adults are frequently seen on the equipment playing with their kids. You'll see the equipment, looking North, from the Spencer Creek covered bridge.
More about the color RED - Did you know that "red" is the most emotionally intense color, stimulating a faster heartbeat and breathing. It is also the color of love, with the red rose symbolizing love and fidelity. Many years ago, wearing a red ruby was supposed to bring about invincibility. Protective powers of the color "red" against evil influence were common belief. Objects, animals and trees were covered in red paint, warriors painted their axes and spear-catapults red to endow the weapons with magic powers.

Are you starting to feel the power of red?

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