Back in the day, when taking family bike rides around town, we would often stop at this rock for a break. Somehow or other it became known in our family as rest-a-while rock. Sit down, take a load off, and find the cache. Please use stealth and replace well-hidden - this is a fairly high-traffic area, and it would be a shame for the cache to disappear because a well-meaning muggle picked it up as trash. (In fact, that's where we found it - we were out for some caches and found this perfectly good bottle lying in the gutter.)
We thought it was a shame that PT doesn't have any LBHs - in fact, at time of this writing, there don't appear to be any on the entire Olympic Peninsula! So we thought we'd add a stamp and let folks experience this fun type of cache that we have enjoyed finding elsewhere. The stamp seemed appropriate for the cache - after all, little dinos are supposed to say "rawr"! The diameter of the cache's opening is too small for any ink pad we could find, so if you wish to get a stamp from this cache (not required), please bring your own ink pad or a marker to wet the stamp. (If anyone has a line on stamp pads with all dimensions <1", please let us know; we'd love to add one.) If this is your first time finding an LBH, please note that the stamp is part of the cache and should not be removed or taken in trade.
An unactiavated nano FTF geocoin is included as a prize for the FTF. Feel free to use it however you see fit.
Please let us know if the cache is in need of maintenance and we'll get right on it. Happy caching!
With thanks to PDXrunner19 for verifying the coords.