The geosnake has been extended again! A nearby geocache has recently been archived, which means a spot has been opened up for the amazing, super-awesome, best-of-the-west, DELTA DE ANZA GEOSNAKE!!!
Geocaches can be hidden every 0.1 miles, which is basically the idea behind my geosnake - make a long string of caches that'll give new geocachers some experience and veteran geocachers some finds. And everyone will have fun! The geocaches are hidden along the Delta De Anza Trail, but occasionally there are existing caches already hidden, so I just move on past them and hide my caches farther along the trail. When those pre-existing caches become archived, the geosnake endures, and I hide new caches in their place. Those caches are numbered with decimals between the 2 integers the cache is hidden between since existing geosnake caches are already hidden. So put your hands together, ladies and gentlemen, for GEOSNAKE #29.5!!! There will also be a 29.50 hidden shortly since the archived cache made space for 2 more new geosnake caches!
I'd like to give a special thanks to the geocacher jesseaGNE for providing the container! He has recently given me and my family many cool geocaching containers and you'll be sure to see many of them pop up around Antioch and the Delta De Anza Geosnake!
If you wish to see a brief history of Juan Bautista De Anza, his expedition, and the trail that bears his name, please visit the profile page for the first geocache in the series, Delta De Anza Geosnake - 1: https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC8YP00
Happy caching! Consult the image below for a conversion table of metric units - helpful for the hint!
Congratulations to Marirn for the FTF!