A good friend introduced me to geocaching a little over a month ago. Over 300 caches found and a 35-day streak so far and I’ve decided its time for me to do my part and hide a cache of my own. I have discovered that caching in the winter can be very difficult and frustrating at times. So, for my first hide I wanted to stash it in a place that it could be found in any type of weather. take a moment to enjoy the awesome mural that a local artist painted on this building. For more info see the quote at the end of description. Please do not try to open any of the panels or boxes nearby, the cache is not Inside of any of them. No tools are required to open this container. This should be an easy one for those with experience and a fun find for those new to the game. As always please return how you found it and have fun! This cache has been placed with permission from the building owner and I work in the building. If the lights are on, give a wave when you get the smile! The parking lot gets pretty busy around lunchtime, so some stealth is required. Original contents include: One holiday trackable for the FTF, One Halloween trackable for the STF, one sacagawea dollar coin from the year geocaching started, one pirate geo coin, one bottle opener keychain, and five small T6 tools.
Congratulations auntmooshy for the FTF!
“Trying to capture the beauty of a vibrant SLC sunset is a tall order (or in this case, a very LONG one), but it’s something I keep attempting to do. This mural was an opportunity for me to try out some new tools and techniques, and the end result is something that feels much softer, and more ethereal than other murals I’ve done. Like a window into another world, this wall will provide a perfect sunset every day for the community around it.” Mural Artist -Evan Jed Memmott