Many folks shy away from multi-caches and mystery caches. I think it is because most these caches take some extra time and effort and so many geocachers (myself included) often get caught up in some race with themselves or others to obtain a high find count... so we disregard things that are not assured to be quick and easy.
Some multi-caches are hard. Some are time-consuming. Some are hard and time-consuming. Sometimes, multi-caches involve stages that are not well designed or well planned, and are prone to breaking. Sometimes, a hider attempts something in the form of a multi-cache that he really doesn't know how to do, and it just doesn't work. Or it initially works but quickly becomes something that he is unable to keep up with. Yes, that is when the multi concept can get ugly...
But on the other hand...
There are so many great multi-caches out there that work well. Some are easy, many are medium-effort, and some require quite a bit of work... but I think they can be a lot of fun. The multi-stage concept, over the traditional green box, brings an additional layer of variety and creativity that can play into a hider's scheme.
All that being said, this cache is all about the simplicity. No difficulty. Practically no time. It is easier than many park-and-grabs, but the geo-parkers will never know it because they will have already rejected it as a target due to its categorization.
Facts about this geocache
- For an seasoned geocacher this is actually a one-star difficulty... but I've listed it as a 1.5 since it's TECHNICALLY not in plain sight and you'll need to exercise some stealth.
- Similarly most would consider this a one-star terrain but I've listed it as a 1.5 since I'm not confident that it's wheelchair accessible.
- You can complete this multi during your lunch break.
- No tools required.
- No UV light needed.
- No wireless beacon here.
- No real walking involved.
So how's that?! Told you it was easy. Have fun!