A multicache you can solve in a few short hops!
In the novel “Watership Down,” the tribe of rabbits had to
wander for a while before finding its true home. This multicache
mimics the rabbits’ journey, but instead of the English countryside
you’ll be traveling through the park I haunted in my youth. There’s
no need to drive between waypoints (rabbits don’t drive, do they?)
and this course shouldn’t take long to complete. Please cache in,
trash out. This park is slowly returning to the verdant sanctuary I
remember, but it can still use some help.
Warning: this cache has an elevated Cuteness factor. Children
are encouraged to accompany their adults when seeking out the
clues. The warrens containing the clues may be more accessible for
smaller hands. No tractors, scythes, or heavy boots are needed for
this one: all the clues are located quite near established trails.
If you’re bushwhacking, you’re probably off course. The contents of
the cache and the clues will also appeal more to the
machismo-impaired.
Rabbits and Literature serve as the cache’s themes. I hope
you’ll trade fair, as I’ve done my best to hunt up quality trinkets
to match those themes. Even if you can’t trade, please sign the log
and take a picture with the camera. I’ve left a few “carrots” along
the way to serve as souvenirs. And now you can see who's visited
already by viewing the first camera's pictures at this
link!
The first part of the cache (the listed coordinates) is probably
the most difficult. Look for a brown plastic jar with a white lid.
The final burrow is a standard ammo container, painted
appropriately. Coordinates have been checked several times and are
as accurate as possible with my elderly GPS and some tree cover –
please remember that no portion of this cache is far from a trail,
which should narrow your search radius. Please be cunning, and full
of tricks – you may need to be quite stealthy! Hide your bunny
trail to make the search more fun for the next finder, and rehide
each container as well as possible. I hope you enjoy my very first
cache!