These geocaches were completely covered at the time of placing them. Please be sure to rehide them in the same manner to prevent accidental discovery by muggles. Thank you.
One of three Betty and Wilbur Davis State Park Challenge Caches. This one and “Something for a Significant Digit” are hidden near White Birch Pond. There is a small parking area quite near the pond. There is an old road that goes behind the pond and up a hill. The trail starts at the south end of the parking lot and is quite obvious. Turn North (left) onto the old road and follow it. Please take a SWAG item if you wish. There is no need to trade.
I had never heard this expression until I did a geocache (with the same name) just after going through customs near Vancouver, Canada. “Bob’s your uncle” is a phrase in common usage in the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth Countries and Territories generally said after completing a set of simple instructions. Similar in kind to the American expression “piece of cake.”
For example: Download the coordinates. Drive to BWDSP. Park at White Birch Pond. Hike to the general area. Look for a likely hiding spot. Find the cache. Sign the log and “Bob’s your uncle.”