You are looking for a black ammo box with a cantuland geocache
logo painted on the side. The box is tethered to keep it in the
area during times of flooding. Original contents include two
Lewis-and-Clark edition buffalo quarters, two Kansas buffalo
quarters, a beautiful bracelet hand crafted by the world famous
Mrs. cantuland, and other miscellaneous trade goodies.
I like this area because of the reference to arborous ideas that
go along with being environmentally conscious of one's
surroundings. Check out the waypoint id number, too. It has ARB in
it. Now is that cool or what?
On your way to the geocache, you could pick up a nice-sized
block on your "descent" and take it with you. Down at the bottom
there has developed a walkable trail of blocks that take you over
the water. At the end of the block trail the number of blocks start
to dwindle. If you grabbed a block earlier, the end of the block
trail would be a good place to drop it off. You might even use it
on your way back out.
REMEMBER:
- Make the fair trade.
- Log your visit.
- Leave the site better than you found
it.
- Protect the environment —
always.
- Educate those around you.
- Find another cache!
Good luck, and may all your cache dreams
come true.
Congratulations to robfire820 for being First To Find!