GCZ9HC "Carolinian Cache" (Traditional Cache) in Ontario, Canada created by The French Fries

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A cache by The French Fries Message this owner

Hidden : 11/9/2006

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

Parking at N42° 19.175 W081° 56.179

"Carolinian Cache" is located in a protected woodlot which is under juristiction of the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority. This woodlot is a prime example of a Carolinian Forest, and as such should be treated with respect. The LTVCA has granted permission for the placement of this cache. The cache container itself is camouflaged and should be 'fun' to find amongst the fallen leaves and other forest debris. The terrain is relatively easy, but the terrain rating is 'middle-of-the-road' due to the fallen branches and trees that you may encounter while searching for the cache. Inside the container is a logbook and pen, and the First-to-Find will be treated with a Tim Horton's gift certificate and some Canadian Tire money. Enjoy the hunt, and enjoy the woodlot!