No Man Is One Traditional Cache
Pablo Mac: The primary trail to this cache has been gobbled up by "progress," so it's time to archive and move on...[:(]
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Difficulty:
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Terrain:
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Size: 
(regular)
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Multiple parking & entry points. A good place to park might be either Gill's Landing or River Park. If you enter from either, you will pass in close proximity to two other caches in this area. Bring or wear waterproof sandals or shoes, or wish you did.
Your hike will be more and more enjoyable as you approach this cache. You may find yourself wondering why the terrain rating is 4. Keep going. After a while, you will cross a nifty two-piece bridge that Pablo Mac & kids built two summers ago. You will then arrive at a location where you can see your goal, and from there you'll note you only have about 350' to go. How hard could it possibly be? Take a look at the direction the cache is in, and the Overall Terrain Rating may seem conservative. You're not Donne (John) yet. At this juncture, please use your best judgement, as Pablo Mac aborted a first attempt in favor of a life vest. If you decide to bail, at least you found a beautiful and quiet spot on the river. Don't worry, leaving this cache unfound won't haunt you...or will it?
If you decide you are hardcore enough to proceed, you will be rewarded with what we hope is the most challenging cache in the area! Well, there's always On Your Knees #1, just a short distance to the east...
The cache is in a sandwich-sized RubberMaid container, with all kids of nice gizmos inside, including a chrome valve cap from urinal from Indendence Hall, Philadelphia, PA (don't ask)
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Frrx lryybj.