Once upon a time, an old sage approached villagers and shared a peculiar story. "Hidden within the temple's grounds," he said, "is a treasure. Not one of gold or jewels, but of understanding and insight. It is a geocache, a symbol of life's hidden blessings. Only those who search with true purpose will find it."
The villagers were curious, but many dismissed the sage's words, believing the treasure to be nothing more than a tale. A young boy, however, decided to search. He wandered the temple grounds, paying attention to the smallest details—an overgrown vine, a shadow cast in a peculiar way, the soft sound of the wind through an ancient archway.
Hours passed, and just as the sun began to set, the boy noticed something glimmering near an old sign. He found a small container, designed to look like something else, containing a scroll within.
The boy returned to the village, holding the treasure in his hands, but his heart was filled with something more valuable—an understanding that true treasure is not always in what we seek, but in the search itself. The geocache was not just a prize to be found, but a reminder that life's greatest blessings are often hidden in the simplest of places.
Mus'tar means "Hidden" in Hebrew.
Thank you to Temple Isaiah for being a willing host for our geocache. This is a micro cache containing a nano log. Bring your own pencil.
NOTE: After multiple DNFs, I have personally checked the coordinates and been lead to the correct spot (1/2025). For some reason, the hint on the website and in the app are different. For those using the app, the hint was updated to: Ibjry.