Saw this and just had to hide a cache here. When you arrive at the posted coordinates, you will understand the cache name. We were able to navigate back to within 5 feet of the cache. For some reason, satellite reception in this area is not the greatest, but we did our best. You are looking for a magnetic key container. Happy hunting. Choose parking wisely, as there are business nearby. Parking is always available on main street.
On June 5th, 2009, while doing cache maintenance, we again ran into the owner of the business and property, on which this geocache is located. It was good to see him again, and we chatted with him for several more minutes. If you should be lucky enough to run into him, and if he has the time, ask him to show you his "Skyuka Rock." He's got an interesting story about what he believes to be its origions.
UPDATE: On January 14th we ran into the NEW owner. She advised us that the above mentioned previous owner retired, and took his Skyuka Rock with him. He told her about the geocache, and showed her where it is. She said she sometimes watched folks looking for the cache, and she enjoys watching them.
