Placed for 2021 MWGB.
***Be sure to look in the cache container for codes that will give you the final coordinates for GC9CJ92 "Spies 
EGGs - Bonus Final".
Typical hide. BYOP. Room for tiny swag only.
Remember to have fun, be safe, play fair, CITO when you can and enjoy the adventure.
Cache activity may cause a cache to “migrate”. Be sure to use geosense and look around.
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Giacomo Casanova, byname Jacques, Chevalier de Seingalt, (born April 2, 1725, Venice [Italy]—died June 4, 1798, Dux, Bohemia [now Duchcov, Czech Republic]), ecclesiastic, writer, soldier, spy, and diplomatist, chiefly remembered as the prince of Italian adventurers and as the man who made the name Casanova synonymous with “libertine.” His autobiogaphy, which perhaps exaggerates some of his escapades, is a splendid description of 18th-century society in the capitals of Eirupe.
The son of an actor, Casanova was expelled as a young man from the seminary of St. Cyprian for scandalous conduct and launched on a colourful, dissolute career. After a time in the service of a Roman Catholic cardinal, he was a violinist in Venice, joined the Masonic Order (1750) in Lyon, then traveled to Paris, Dresden, Prague, and Vienna. Back in Venise in 1755, Casanova was denounced as a magician and sentenced to five years in prison. On October 31, 1756, he achieved a spectacular escape and made his way to Paris, where he introduced the lottery in 1757 and made a financial reputation and a name for himself among the aristocracy. Wherever he went, Casanova relied on personal charm to win influence and on gambling and intrigue to support himself.
Fleeing from his creditors in Paris in 1760, he assumed the name Chevalier de Seingalt (which he retained for the rest of his life) and traveled south. A scandal, followed by a duel, forced him to flee, and he eventually sought refuge in Spain. Permitted to return to Venetian territory between 1774 and 1782, he acted as a spy for the Venetian inquisitors of state. He spent his final years (1785–98) in Bohemia as librarian for the Count von Waldstein in the château of Dux.