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Cache Daddy Traditional Cache

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Walden Pond: [V] It's a sad day for the Richmond Geocaching community, as Cache Daddy has been stolen. [:(!] It was placed on 6/12/2004 for the first Richmond Rally, and remained one of the area's favorite caches.

I wanted to adopt it in order to restock and move it to a more secure location. The area had developed several geo-trails, which probably led to its demise. It was a great one while it lasted... [:(] [:(] [:(]

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Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   large (large)

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Geocache Description:

This cache was released in support of the first Richmond River Rally. It initially contained lots of baby caches, in order to spawn new caches in the area. Hence the cache name.

This cache is a larger one that contains other caches as well as ordinary trade items. We'd love it if you took one of the caches and stashed it somewhere. If you don't want to hide any caches yourself, you can just trade regular items. There are some of them in there as well.

For the first set of caches, in honor of the Richmond River Rally we have completely populated them with trade items and logbooks and a laminated cache note. In the future, we might need to slim down the contents a bit.

The initial contents are six of the blue top tupperware containers and four logbook only micros, plus a variety of cache swag and three sparkly new Jeep Travel Bugs.

The cache is as big as your dog. You shouldn't have any trouble finding it.

Although the cache is near railroad tracks, there are fences to keep you away. This is a good thing because we'd hate for you to be squshed flat. Only cross the tracks at the park entrance like you are supposed to.

You will find that the Reedy Creek parking area is the easiest place to start, although if you start at 42nd Street whilst getting other caches, you could certainly hike on over from there. We've done it.

Here is a list (we hope will eventually be long!) of Cache Daddy's known progeny:

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