NOTE: THIS IS A BIT TRICKY!!! PLEASE
READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION! WE SUPPOSE THAT YOU COULD CALL
THIS AN OFFSET, SORT OF, MAYBE 
This is one of a series of caches on a newish system of trails
for which COSCA has recently taken over the maintenance. We helped
do some work on this trail on the 2006 Trails Day, and came back
the next day to hide a few caches on it. This trail used to be
private, but it is now another public-use trail in the Dos Vientos
area 
Did you know that at least a couple
of COSCA rangers are active geocachers? BTW: we left room at
either end of this series for one of the local Masters of Camo
to hide one of their devious little surprises 
Please check out the information in the Rotten Rooftops cache in
this series for information about trailheads. If you use the
parking waypoint that we gave, this is the last cache you'll come
to. Conversely, it's the first one from the "future" TH near Via
Cerro and Rancho Dos Vientos. When you reach the spot, you should
see two animal holes in the hill, just a couple of feet from the
trail. Sharon is pretty sure that they connect to the same burrow,
probably that of a ground squirrel. Once you find these holes,
pretend that you're Mr. or Mrs. Squirrel. When you poke your head
out of your hole in the morning, you can look seven or eight feet
across the trail, and see the general area where the cache is
hiding 
The cache is another camoed plastic container; it's smaller than
the other such that we hid here. We seeded it with an Original
Stash geopin and a Where's George dollar; the first two finders get
them, if they wish. After this, any trade items left are purely up
to you; trading isn't needed, but there's room for maybe a very
small item, or one of the smaller geocoins. There is NO writing
utensil inside, so please bring your own.
Hope you enjoy this "new" trail area