Going Postal at P.V. Mystery Cache
Team Toga: user maintence
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This is another in the series of caches that share history, facts and places to visit in the Town of Paradise Valley.
These coordinates will get you to the post office and sculpture garden at the Town Hall. To find the cache you will have to solve three clues and eliminate two of the sculptures. The last sculpture left is where you will find the cache and logbook. The Town of Paradise Valley was the first municipality in the State to adopt an Underground Ulilities Ordinance. Adopted in 1964, this ordinance mandated that all new utility lines by placed underground. There were approximately 55 miles of utility lines to be buried. Although, the process is still on going a large portion of the lines have been put underground. Clues: 1. I make tracks but I don't move. Hint: Ursus Minor. I am not the cache. 2. We look like teepees but we aren't Indian. What are We? But we are not the cache. 3. Some innovating artist has found a good use for the obsolete electric insulators. I am the Cache. You will find the log here. Bring your own writing tool as this is a micro cache and does not have room for a writing tool.
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(Decrypt)
Hefhf naq Vfvf ner abg gur pnpur.