Cacher Legs Traditional Geocache
Tommy C: Time to archive this one
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[kasher][legs] is defined as the injury sustained to a GeoCachers unprotected legs when they are out looking for a cache. The injury is caused by branches, thorns, stickers and other natural growth. This is a seasonal injury, most common to the summer months when shorts are worn. Some signs to look for to prevent "Cacher Legs" the description states "some/minor bushwacking", muggles picking blackberries or if the cache is "just off of the trail" The treatment is the joy in finding the cache that caused you to get this injury, so the hunt is worth the pain, and some neosporin.
While I was at Geowoodstock VIII, I went out into the area to grab some caches. While going down a trail, following my GPS is pointed me to the cache about 65 feet away. To get to GZ I had to do some bushwacking. I read the cache page and it stated that the cache was "just off of the trail". So off I went thru the vines, blackberry bushes and old broken trees. I soon popped out onto a trail. Looked down and found my legs with many scratches and cuts. I found the cache and as I was walking back, came across a couple of other cachers getting ready to do some bushwacking thru the same wooded area. I told them that I just came from there. Told them that the trail head they need is about 75 feet further down the trail they were currently on. One of them commented to me "Thanks, I didn't want to get another case of Cacher Legs". I thought that the name right on the mark.
The cache is a small lock n lock, just off of a small trail. Should be no reason to leave the cache with a case of "Cacher Legs"
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