***This cache has been marked wheelchair friendly. You will be able to see the cache, however you may need to stand or have someone reach it for you. You probably have a better chance of finding it than the person reaching it for you.***
A new resident to Wildwood wanted to meet others and has built a lovely geocache library from reclaimed materials for anyone to use. For a geocacher, a library is seen as a geocache opportunity, and the owner was excited to play along!
Now where is the geocache?
As of summer 2022, the book has not been returned. Instead, please sign the nano, for which you will have to carefully hunt for, but without moving any books. Please return to the same spot as it is the only magnetic spot for the nano to attach to.
Clues to the book cache, should it ever be returned (the title will leap out at you after reading this):
There are plenty of friendly rivalries around at which many jokes are made.
I'm sure Evansburg and Entwistle have many such jokes.
Stony Plain and Spruce Grove each year on April first seem to annex one or stage a coup at the other. A few years ago they cooporated and agreed to purchase a fleet of F18s to patrol Boundary Road (it's a real road, really).
My hometown Fort St. John rivaled with Dawson Creek, be it schools or arguing about the Alaska Highway, or just about anything.
And of course the rivalry between Edmonton and Calgary is legendary. Hockey teams. Football teams. Politics. You name it. I was on the bus downtown listening to the driver give a tour to a rider asking about Edmonton and whilst passing Grant MacEwan the driver casually stated that those towers? yeah, they're missle silos in case Calgary gets too agressive.
Well, that's enough clues as to where you'll find the cache. Please replace as found. I don't suggest leaving trackables in the cache as the book has disappeared once and if returned, it may disappear again.