Cache is a small tupperware with a log and a clue (a Magic card)
for the
Magic: Coalition Victory cache. Please record the name of
the clue card, but do not remove it from the cache. Cache is
near a well-marked trail. The posted coordinates are for parking.
For the puzzle, N38 and W77 are assumed.
The Red Mage is the face of Anger and embodiment of Destruction
and Mayhem. Fire and Brimstone are his weapons, and Dragons are his
pets. Chaos reigns in his craggy Domain. Such is the power of Red
Mana.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
Stumped?
Links to the other caches in the
series:
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Preserve Visitation Guidelines
Nature Conservancy preserves are private properties. They are
managed to protect fragile resources--native species and plant
communities.
You will find few facilities. The trails we do maintain or
create are designed to steer visitors away from the most fragile
portions of the preserve and toward those areas that can handle
more use. Still, we ask you to tread lightly.
Many of the state's preserves are open to visitors, but only
for low-impact recreational activities (see list below). Those
preserves harboring species or natural communities at risk,
however, are not open to the public.
Preparation: the Key to a Safe, Enjoyable Visit
We ask you to prepare for your visit and take proper precautions
while on site.
* Wear comfortable footwear suitable for hiking, but please
do not wear heavy, cleated boots - these damage the trails.
* To protect yourself from ticks, poison ivy or poison sumac, wear
long pants - and tuck them into your socks.
* No matter which season of the year it is, each person in your
party should bring a full water bottle. Dehydration is a serious
risk at any time of the year.
Preparation: What to Bring
To get the most from your visit, and to protect yourself from the
elements, you may want to include the following items in your
backpack:
* Binoculars
* Camera
* Compass
* Field guides (to wildflowers, birds, butterflies and other
natural features)
* Insect repellant
* Rain gear
* Snack (fruit or trail mix)
* Sunscreen
What You Can Do
The following activities are permitted on Conservancy
preserves:
* Birdwatching
* Hiking
* Nature Study
* Photography
* Boating (in some cases)
What You Cannot Do
The following activities are not permitted on Conservancy
preserves:
* Biking
* Camping
* Caving
* Driving an ATV or off-road vehicle
* Cooking or camp fires
* Fishing or trapping
* Horseback riding
* Hunting
* Littering
* Pets
* Picking flowers, berries, nuts or mushrooms
* Removing any part of the natural landscape (shells, rocks,
etc.)
* Rock climbing
* Swimming
Respect Our Neighbors' Property
Please do not trespass on private property adjacent to Conservancy
preserves. Property lines are clearly marked with small yellow
signs featuring the Conservancy's logo.
Contact Us
For more information, please contact our State Office:
490 Westfield Road
Charlottesville, VA 22901
(434) 295-6106
open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday
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