GCKHNF Looking at a Looking Glass (Multi-cache) in Michigan, United States created by MCMA

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GCKHNF ▼

A cache by MCMA Message this owner

Hidden : 9/12/2004

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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This is a themed cache. LAPEL PINS/SMALL BUTTONS ONLY A lovely park worth visiting. Playground, pavillion, restrooms, drinking fountains, paved trails for use on foot or on bike or rollerblades. Dogs are welcome if leashed. First stage is "Muggler Sensitive". Must use extreme stealth to obtain cordinates to second stage. Please be sure to re hide exactly as found to ensure it's safety. Note: 1st and 2nd stage hidden very well, thus the higher degree of difficulty assigned to it. Good Luck

The first stage container is a small, black magnetic key holder. In it contains the cordinates to the final destination. Enjoy the walk down the paved trail as you enjoy the Looking Glass river. As you close in on the second stage you'll need to veer off the trail. You may want some bug spray as mosquitos were present when we placed the cache. The second stage container is a camo tape covered small peanut butter jar. Since this is a themed cache, please limit your exchange items to lapel pins or small buttons only. If you do not have such an item, please visit and TNLN. We appreciate your consideration. Due to the size of the log book and its contents, sig items will need to be saved for another cache.Cache content include: Flag pin, Shamrock pin, cross pin, breast cancer awareness pin, footprints pin, frog pin, cat pin and special first finders pin--1996 Atlanta Olympic games sponsor pin from Bausch and Laumb.--very collectible.along with alittle surprise in the logbook for the first entry.