The "Come Back" Cache Traditional Cache
Justlook'in: Gonna pull this one from the area to make way for another interesting and exciting cache placed by a group of 6th graders I know very well. Served its time and purpose but will probably appear under a new name and in another exciting and/or interesting place in the Sutherlin area very soon. For now, Adios Come Back Cache.
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This is a small cache that will hold small items. It is in a plastic pill container wrapped in camouflage tape. A little walking either up or down (depending upon which approach you choose)is needed (watch out for the poison oak that Douglas County is so famous for) but it should be accessable for a most people. You will need to bring a writing instrument but the cache is big enough for small trade items. Tree cover can be a problem, so don't forget to take the clue with you.
This cache is called The "Come Back" Cache for several reasons. First and most important, it is named for the "Come Back Kid" - Fresh Meat who suffered an accident a couple months back that set him back on his relentless pursuit of caches. From what I hear, he is headed back out there (slowly at first) but we all know he will be back in the thick of it very soon.
Second - I recently had to pull a cache off line that was hidden very near by (Educational Treasures) and so I have "Come Back" to place another one so if you have logged that one - ya'll should "Come Back" now and get this one too. I really hate to give up on a good caching area.
Third - The reason I had to archive Educational Treasures is because it had been snatched by local kids (some of which I work with at nearby West Intermediate School) but with some creative detective work, I recently had it "Come Back" to me. Unfortunately, a couple of items that had previously disappeared from the cache (a TB and a Geocoin from CA) have not "Come Back" yet, but my sources are still out there looking for it. And I have hopes it will yet....well, you know.
Fourth (you thought I was done didn't you?)- I am setting loose a little fishy that I collected from a school of little fishies released by Seal Rock George at a recent CITO event in Eugene. And like all fish who migrate from thier release sight, maybe some day it will "Come Back."
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Pbavsref? V qba'g arrq ab fgrax'va pbavsref. Zl sehvg qbrf abg snyy sne sebz guvf gerr.