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Large ammo box with lots of stuff I have been saving up for a couple of months!
Besides the items listed below, I am trying to promote more and better caches in Utah by trying an experiment; I have placed an envelope that says, "Perpetual Geocaching Fund" containing one dollar,and a piece of paper attached to it that has 20 places for geocachers to sign their name and also place one dollar(or whatever they want). The 20th person can take the envelope of money and use it to create another geocache(hopefully an awesome one), and place that envelope in the new geocache, attaching a new sheet(enclosed in the envelope) for 20 people to sign, etc.(Note 11/10/03-The fund reached the $20 mark, and was used to create the bookworm cache, and that also reached the $20 mark, so the perpetual geocache is on its third generation!)The geocache is hidden where it is unlikely to be found accidentally. This will test the integrity of geocachers. If it is taken by geotrashers, oh well; the most anyone will have lost is the small amount they put in. NOTE: You do NOT need to go through the area marked "Revegetation Area" to get to the cache. If you are approaching from the South, keep going further North, and you can avoid the closed area. Original contents: Perpetual Geocahing Fund envelope, multi-lens flashlight, wooden foot massager, all stainless steel knife(I think it is a bartenders knife), pocketknife with a wood/brass handle, REI Caribiner, Weber State Caribiner, Play Doh with design-making toy, race car, Crest toothbrush(yes, it is new!)butterfly notebook, glitter-filled ruler, 3x5 index file box with cards, emergency rain poncho, light stick, 3 patriotic pencils, Math flash cards, Lizzard that grows when put in water, insect repellant wristband, compass/keyring carabiner, tape measure keychain, arrowhead, Official Olympic Pin, Serrated blad pocket knife with cushion handle, large rubber snake, lizzard, and alligator, magnetic words, magnifying glass, and, of course, a 350 million-year-old sharktooth fossil.
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Haqre n qbjarq gerr, nobhg 11 vapurf va qvnzrgre ng onfr. Nobhg 8 srrg sebz n genvy.