If you're one of those people that really likes to read the entries in cache log books, this cache is for you.
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Maritime Geocaching Association
Since I received positive feedback on my Halifax Literary Trilogy (So the Story Begins..., So the Story Goes..., and Hark! I Hear a Haiku!), I decided to do another literary trilogy as part of the Quick Exit series.
Alliteration Acrobatics
An alliteration almost always activates and augments an audiological acknowledgement and appreciation, although awful alphabetical attrocities are also almost always an accompanyment.
This cache is a trading cache, but what you'll be trading is your literary skill. To claim a cache find you must both find the cache container and leave a log entry, the first sentence of which must be the longest alliteration you can muster.
Thanks to cheesepizza for the idea for this literary cache.
The closest place to leave a vehicle is probably N44°40.326' W063°47.441', though the parking time limit is fairly short.
If you enjoyed this cache, you might want to check out the other parts of the Highway 103 Literary Trilogy: Local Expressions and Part 3 coming soon!.
To find other caches along the 103 highway (including the other Quick Exit caches), search for NSHW103.
To find other caches near Nova Scotia highways, search for NSHW.