GCKENJ The Cul-de-sac Cache (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by MtnTreker (adopted by DMflyer)

This cache has been archived.

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GCKENJ ▼

A cache by MtnTreker (adopted by DMflyer) Message this owner

Hidden : 9/2/2004

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

You are looking for a waterproof match container.

This cache is located in the Woodlawn section of the Greenbelt. Parking is available very close by, so use your best judgment. The closest one is not always the best one!

Now it's time to get out and do some exploring. Please use stealth when retrieving, this section of trail is surrounded by dwellings and can be slippery when wet. I don’t want anyone in the creek by accident!

When you find the cache, please replace just as found. There is no room for much in this container. BYOP

Happy Hunting!

P.S. Certain maps are showing the location to be on the opposite side of the creek. "Stay on the Greenbelt side!" Updated 9/17/04 I decided to increase the difficulty rating a bit and enhanced the clue to help. Try not to use it unless absolutely necessary!

Oh, and watch out for the PI, its everwhere and spreads !