A quick park and grab in an easy to find location.
It's been said that Blondes have more fun. If that's the case, we shouldn't just let the Redheads have fun, right? The Redhead series is an idea we got from some caches we found in northern NY. Many cachers (including ourselves) have been trying to fill in their geo-calendars or otherwise trying to extend their daily geocaching streak. When we were trying to find one cache every day in 2012, the Redhead caches we found up north were some of the ones that we relied upon. So, if you're working on a streak, filling in a calendar day or otherwise just need a geocaching fix, enjoy the quick cache and dashes we scattered around the area.
We took the time, effort, and expense to hide this cache for YOU, Joe/Josephine Geocacher. We want ALL geocachers to be able to enjoy this location as well as enjoying the hunt in finding all of our caches. In an effort to keep the fun in finding this cache as well as other caches, PLEASE refer to the following conditions for logging this cache:
• PLEASE DO have fun finding the cache and feel free to take pictures and post them on the cache page. We LOVE looking at all of the pictures of you having fun. But DON'T post any pictures of the cache itself or of the hiding location. This can ruin the fun in finding the cache for the next seeker.
• You must actually sign the log to log the cache as a find. (This is basic geocaching.)
• Please DO NOT give any hints as to where or how the cache is hidden, what it looks like, etc. This can also ruin the fun in finding the cache for the next seeker.
If you cannot abide by the above restrictions, please DO NOT look for this cache. There are plenty of other caches to choose from.
We reserve the right to (and probably will) delete your log if you fail to abide by any of the above conditions. It is sad that we now have to put these restrictions on the page as they should all be logical and common sense anyway, but these things are continuing to happen and we will not be contacting geocachers anymore asking them to edit their logs. There have just been too many excuses like 'I don't know how to...' or 'OK, I'll do that...' and then they don't. If your log gets deleted, feel free to repost again so long as you adhere to the above. We do not have anything against you personally.
Thank you for your cooperation.