Pepper here: If you are familiar with our caches, you may have already begun to wonder, after reading the name of this one, what you are getting into and where. Although the three parts of this geocache are within close proximity, accessing them requires traveling considerable distance up and down and around in your imagination. And sometimes on foot. The landscape and "terrain" make this adventure challenging.
Kitty here: Boring neighborhood?! Well, like, I guess it all depends. Yeehaw!!! We are back, again, like, back where we kids used to play. Like, way back visiting the grampers!
Like, you know, we never told them. Now Granny says she knew all along. Gramps says our clothes gave us away. So, like, don't put on your nice duds.
Anyways, boldly go where no man has gone before! That's from Star Trek. Okay, maybe it fits. Maybe not. Bibbro says go where no geocache has gone before! I'll take that. Whew!
Pepper: This is a three-stage multi-cache. The coordinates for Stage 3 are obtained by locating four numbers ABCD at Stage 2. The numbers are about 6 inches tall. And Pink. Find the four numbers at Stage 2 ABCD and insert them into the following coordinates for the final:
N39 31.(A) (C-D) (A+D) W 119 49. (A-D) (A) (A-B)
Here are three keys that you are on track to find Stage 2: The world is a whole. Two falls up. Forever and uphill.
And our geocaching lawyer says we should tell you:
Permission for placement of this geocache has been granted by relevant authorities but does not mitigate your risk nor does it unburden you of full responsibility for your wellbeing at all times. All other parties, including, but not limited to the geocache owners, property owners, property managers, deny, disavow and disclaim any onus of risk. Your pursuit of this geocache constitutes agreement to hold all other parties but yourself blameless.
Engage in finding this geocache at your own risk. Risks may include, but are not limited to, exposure to cold and or hot temperatures; exposure to sun, rain, wind, snow and other environmental or meteorological conditions of limited predictability; exposure to wet and or slippery surfaces; exposure to dry and or abrasive surfaces; exposure to cramped and/or enclosed spaces; exposure to noxious animal life, including but not limited to micro-organisms, pests and vermin, exposure to toxic organic substances including, but not limited to feces and or dead or decaying plant and or animal material; exposure to toxic inorganic substances, including, but not limited to gasses of decay, emissions and fumes from, or related to, the preparation, sales, dispensing, and or consumption, of petrochemicals, household products, food, beverages, and their associated pollutants and or residue; exposure to hazards unknown and invisible, etc., etc. Proceed at your own risk and with due diligence and consideration of your physical and mental health and capacity.
Kitty: Hey, you know, just like eating out at any Reno riverfront restaurant! Like, you are on your own baby! Have fun!
Pepper: And just in case all that legalese undermines your motivation to go after this one, Gramps has donated a two-dollar bill for the first to find.