Get A through F, then you can relax and enjoy a spot of…T!

“T” Marks the Spot

Bamboozle's ancestors will point the way to the Ammo Can.

Bamboozle Family Tree

Nice, tight little run in a big cemetery.

Barratt's Chapel Cemetery Stroll

Lots of Bonds around Wiggins, Mississippi. Not James, though.

Bond-Harvison Cemetery

Cemetery Lane 

You may think you’re at Pere Lachaise in Paris.

Cimetière  de Petite Paris

Sashay, don’t run by some of New Orleans’ finest cemeteries courtesy of an Adventure Lab.

Cities of the Dead Lagniappe

A lot of Civil War soldiers' graves...just like the cemetery Tuco ran through!

Confederate Soldiers At Rest

He put a lot of men in the ground. Now he’s there too.

Doc Holliday, Where Are You Now?

This is it. You've found it. The real Sad Hill Cemetery, from the movie, in Spain.

El Bueno,el feo y el malo-Sad hill

Everyone's Dying to Get In

You may be tempted to run through this two-stager, but walk.  It's such a beautiful place.

Fillmore Cemetery: Founded 1848

Gone But Not Forgotten

Not a very big cemetery, and only two stages, so slow down and enjoy the scenery.

Historic Gautier Cemetery

Hometown Horror

Creepy little cemetery in Brookhaven, MS.

Moaks Creek Cemetery

A lonely cemetery, out in the middle of nowhere...just you and the ghosts who will tell you where the final is!

Mt. Nebo Cemetery Cache

Wastin' Away

The first and last stages of this multi are in two cemeteries...650 miles apart!

Zoller elveszett szerelem. Újra találkozunk.

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Remember near the end of the movie "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly" when Tuco is running through the cemetery looking for the grave of Arch Stanton (and the Ultimate Geocache)?  I've always liked that scene.  I also like puzzle/multicaches where all but the last stage are located in cemeteries, and which require you to run like Tuco around the cemetery to find information to solve for the final stage.  Here are some good Tuco Runs for you.  Make sure your revolver is loaded!

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