GCHN9K SBUX 44 - Double Shot I (Traditional Cache) in Virginia, United States created by SBUX (adopted by NetworkCacher)

This cache has been archived.

NetworkCacher: We've finished off the pot, and drained the last cup. The building which this cache was behind is being redeveloped as an eatery. They've already installed multiple cameras to observe the parking areas, some visible, some not. So it is time to let this one go.

This was my first adopted cache and I've enjoyed maintaining it all these years. It has been fun to watch the container migrate up and down the guardrail. In fact, on Sunday morning when I went to remove it, I had to search for over 10 minutes before I found it 70' from the correct ground zero.

Perhaps another cacher would like to fill in a prime spot in Vienna? Go for it!

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A cache by SBUX (adopted by NetworkCacher) Message this owner

Hidden : 2/8/2004

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

I was so excited when I saw this SBUX since someone had just recently commented on there not being any here.

I hope you enjoy it & have a fun time!

This cache is hidden right off of Maple Ave. (123) in Vienna, VA. You can park at the Starbucks parking lot (you don't need to go in at all!). Even closer parking is also available.

The original container was a black magnetic hide-a-key. I recently replaced it with something more weather-resistant but just as magnetic. The container is too small for a pen. So be sure to bring one along. This spot always seems to collect what is blowing in the wind, CITO if you can.

This cache was adopted by NetworkCacher on 12/13/05.

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