A Walk with Webfoot

I came up here today to check out an old Curufinwe cache that I adopted and since I was literally going to be walking right by this one, I decided to check it out again. I DNFed this one back in April 2016. I have no idea why I couldn't find it then, but today I spotted it right away. Nothing like rectifying a nine year old DNF.

Cache was full of water, so I air dried things for a little bit before putting it back where it was hidden. Really needs a new container, since the bottom of the container is literally missing and so it's just accumulating water each time it rains.

This was a good spot for a puzzle I had, but I think it being on the outside, it was more susceptible to muggling, so I'm hoping this will be a little bit more secure. Time will tell I guess.

I parked up the street and walked down to where I assumed the CITO was going to be and soon saw our host waving from further south. Not much to clean up today so we got to watch a lot of high school students flex their muscles moving a lot of mulch around.

I got here early to reserve a table inside since the outside proved to be incredibly noisy the last time I hosted a coffee event here, but one of the main tables was taken by stuff. Not only that, but said owner of that stuff never materialized during the entire event. Go figure.

Anyway, it wasn't too long after that that we had the joint jumping with lots of fun talk about geocaching and other related things. Got to see some of Pacholik's newest 3D printed stuff and learned a couple of things about a puzzle that recently published.

Too soon, the bewitching time approached and it was time to take off to the nearby CITO. Just as well as there was a rather grumpy dude who had taken over the corner near us and was clearly irritated with us having so much.

Thanks to every one who came to visit this morning. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

Oh my. Once you get at the correct angle, you can see it, but even then it's evil. I came by the first day and came up empty, because I wasn't at the right angle, then came back another day and a muggle was parked under the tree throwing a ball to his dog.

Fast forward to today and I thought I was going to have problems again, but the muggle took off about the time I got out of my car. I walked over and began to look. The low sun never helps, so finally I got in the right angle and I spotted it. Got the log sheet out of the container, signed in and then replaced it back to its attachment device.

Dropping a favorite point on this one.