To put it simply,
somewhere out there right now, is my BONUS 15th cache.
Contained within that cache is a FTF prize of $30! Not only
that, but there is a 2nd to find prize of $20, and a 3rd to
find of $10! (PRIZES FOUND!) How could you resist? So this is
what you do:
1. Find each of my 14
caches in the surrounding area.
2. Each cache will
contain either a BONUS clue (puzzle or otherwise), or directions to
an offset cache with a clue.
3. Compile all the 14
clues to discover the location of the final 15th BONUS
cache.
4. You can work as a
group or individually; the only thing I ask it that 1st, 2nd, and
3rd to finders be Premium Members.
It’s that easy, so get
cracking! And I hope you have as good a time as I had putting this
together. GOOD LUCK!
Caches in this series:
“BONUS” – GCXP2W
“676” – GCXTGQ
“Archery Anyone?” – GCXNWA
“Debauchery Lane” – GCXTFB
“Fortress of Solitude” – GCXTFN
“Fossil Rock” – GCXQ7C
“Happy Trails” – GCXP1R
“Kiddies Cache” – GCXP26
“Little Sac” – GCXNVG
“Pecker's Beach” – GCXTF4
“Puffy Tailed Barking Rodent Domicile” –
GCXP1C
“TMOTTBG” – GCXTGW
“Tornado Alley” – GCXRZY
“Water History” – GCXP2G
”AH-G1”Cobra” Helicopter” –
WMFRR
This is a stand-alone cache with an offset micro
for the “BONUS” clue. You are looking for a medium sized
Tupperware-type container. Although I didn’t see any, pi is
possible; and unless you are caching in winter I would say ticks
and chiggers are a definite. Though they may do better than adults
in this type of area, the kids should be watched very carefully
here. Tree coverage could be a problem as
well.
Now
on to the positives, this I believe has been my favorite cache site
to run across; I love it and all its aspects. The name describes
how I felt when I first came across this place. For some reason it
reminds me of Superman’s (that is Christopher Reeve’s) hide out at
the North Pole, only rocks instead of ice. Then for obvious reasons
it made me think of “The Lord of the Rings.” The offset is pretty
cool as well.
Please and thank you for placing the cache back
just the way you found it. And please do not take the laminated
paper with the coordinates and clue for the “BONUS”
offset.
***Permission was required and granted by
Melvin Johnson with the Springfield Park Board.