GCVFBX Some Day's are Diamonds, Some Days are Stones (Traditional Cache) in New Mexico, United States created by Rodr88 & Cachingwidow

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A cache by Rodr88 & Cachingwidow Message this owner

Hidden : 4/16/2006

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

A regular cache west of Bernalillo. Cache is a .30 Cal Ammo Can, original contents include a possible micro cache, Poncho and deck of cards.

This cache was placed in memory of my father, Bob Reinhardt (Runo1) who died 3/27/06. He loved cacheing and being out in the desert. He also loved the mountains so I tried to place it with a view of the Sandia's. In the Log I gave the honorary FTF to my dad. He loved to get the FTF's.

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