Really Rock and Roll Multi-Cache
ronwies: Sorry no time to find/re-create/relocate the final cache position so this one is terminated.
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A 2 stage multi that takes you back to the farthest reaches of Irondequoit Bay Park West for what should be about a 1 mile hike in total. The containers are well camouflaged. The first is ~2x2 inch cylinder and the second is a large pretzel jug. I kept it a simple two part, so you might be able to take more time to enjoy the hike and beauty of this part of the park. This is my first Hide. Hope you enjoy it.
Difficulty Warning: Several inches of snow dramatically increases the overall difficulty rating of this cache. Guess that is a bit of a hint too. Terrain remains the same.
The path you choose will determine what you run into on this cache journey. Be prepared for water, muck and/or steep terrain. Your journey can be wet and relatively level, dry and steep, or both, depending on how and when you go.
Recommend you park in the lower parking lot near the Irondequoit Bay Fish and Game Club. Coordinates N 043 11.343 W 077 31.797
Most of the trek is through a beautiful part of the park but some small sections are spoiled by the usual broken glass and trash so be careful.
The final cache location will require a little strength to access. You will understand when you see and read the information at the first location. Don’t hurt yourself and if in doubt, bring some muscle. Finding the first one should make the second one easy to find.
There is some room in the first cache location for very small trade items. There are a few pins in it now. The second (final) location is loaded with trade items of varied value.
Please make sure cache is returned to its original condition when you are finished with it.Please do not mark cache as found unless you actually reached it and signed the log. Finds without a written logbook entry will be deleted.
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Added 2/11/05
It won't be in the water(it is above the high water mark). It is a really tough find with several inches of snow. Ice and frozen mud may further camo the cache so that even if you follow the hint there may appear to be nothing there. Look carefully.
If you are really stuck check out the spoiler pictures.
Added 3/15/10
A number of cachers logged that they found these coordinates worked better so I updated the cache page with them.
N 43 11.158
W 77 32.339
Just for reference the coordinates that gave cachers trouble were
N 43 11.163 Not recommended
W 77 32.354 Not recommended
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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