Naked Nashoba Nano Cache
One day, a lovely yet modest geocache named Geobiñe Desnudo went for a frolick in Nashoba Woods. But as she pranced along, a sharp thorn snagged her tiny dress and tore it to tatters. Geobiñe stood mortified amongst the trees, naked and afraid. She covered herself with the first thing she could grab and then found a place to hide. She tried using her very tiny cell phone, a FhonTel Rice Grain 7, to order new clothes online but "Algo alto al lado del lugar largo y húmedo" is not a valid shipping address so nothing ever arrived.
Could some honorable person please rescue Señorita Desnudo from her immodest state?
Be sure to bring some stylish but exceptionally small clothes…like maybe one-legged yoga pants with a matching top or a ladies trench coat, preferably in pink. Geobiñe won’t be caught dead in anything pasada de moda so don’t just stuff a hoodie and sweat pants in a bag and think she’ll go for that.
As with The Pine Grove of Despair, I scouted this hide location, collected nearby materials and then returned to my Cache Lab™ to prep a nano cache to blend in with the surroundings. This cache was a bit of an experiment and I am not sure the concealment is as effective as I had hoped.
Have at it, my fellow geocachers!
Please take note of the position of the cache container before retrieving it and be sure to return the container to it's original hiding location in order to maintain the intended level of concealment. Also, I would appreciate feedback on the condition of my containers. Each one is an experiment to make them more durable, watertight and inconspicuous. Thank you!
For maps and information on Robbins Mill Pond Conservation Land: https://www.trails.actonma.gov/robbinsmill/
Permission to hide geocaches on Acton Conservancy land was granted by the Land Stewardship Committee of Acton, MA. https://www.acton-ma.gov/633/Land-Stewardship-Committee
Special thanks to Bettina Abe, the Natural Resources Assistant for the Town of Acton.
A gift from Hrothgar, the self-styled sovereign of the Nashoba Valley!