CASSIOPEIA
Cassiopeia, in Greek mythology, was a vain queen who often boasted about her beauty. She was the mother of Princess Andromeda, and in contrast to other figures being placed in the sky in honor, Cassiopeia was forced to the heavenly realms as punishment. As the story goes, she boasted that her beauty (or her daughter’s, depending on the story) was greater than that of the sea nymphs. This was quite an offense, and she was banned to the sky for all to gawk at. With the distinctive “W” shape formed by five bright stars, Cassiopeia is one of the most easily recognizable constellations in the night sky.
There are 17 geocaches located on the paved portion of Hwy 107. This road can be busy at times so be sure to pull off the narrow road entirely. Parking is NOT available, so some walking may be required. You are looking for matching small containers, hidden all the same, near the same host. There is room for small trade items. Bring your own pen to sign the log. This should be an easy PnG series taking less than 2 hours to complete. Watch for cactus and other pointy plants.
Happy Hunting!