Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches Glen Meadow Multi BLITZ by 1Queenand4Jokers (2.5/1.5) (Archived) N49� 49.760  W97� 07.147 (WGS84) UTM  14U   E 635270  N 5521352 Use waypoint: GCVQ0K Size: Large    Hidden on 5/1/2006 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:                     First stage is a camoed NANO magnetic container with only co-ords to the second stage. Replace it exactly where found please. NO danger from vehicles only muggles on bikes and strollers. GPSr may not work well at 1st stage. Grab co-ords and off to the final which is a large rubbermaid container. Rehide it well and watch for kid's playing at a for nearby?!. WET FOOT WARNING at final stage. Be prepared. Our 51st cache. Hope you enjoy it. The difficulty level will depend on your eyesight. Winter-friendly first stage and the second well it is LARGE and the co-ords are good and nearby so I'd go for it...

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8/25/2007 by Kabuthunk
Happened to be biking home by way of what looks like will eventually become the "Bishop Grandin Greenway"... which I can only assume will be an asphalt path like the one on the opposite side of St. Mary's... and decided to pay the final to this multi a visit to see if everything is still good.

Took me a little bit of remembering where the final was, but after a bit of wandering around, I came upon the cache itself. Yay memory !

But yeah... everything's still bone-dry, and couldn't see any problems with anything whatsoever offhand. So... all is good and stuff .

11/18/2006 by Kabuthunk
Aaahhh... I've been wanting to tackle this multi for GOD knows how long now. Whenever I was close to St. Vital though, it ended up being a time when I didn't have much time to work with, or yeah... you get the idea.

But at long last... "that multi by St. Vital that I haven't done yet", as it came to be known (by me) has been... well... done... yet . And MAN, I've gotta say... that first stage was awesome. I started out in... let's just 'with better GPS reception', and ended up poking and prodding around any metal that a Nano could fit. That's a lot of places . After about 5 minutes, I re-read the cache description, and realized my mistake by a few key words in it. After several minutes in the 'not quite so GPS-friendly' area, I came across the nano. Nice hiding spot, I've gotta say . Not quite as difficult as anticipated, so I found it eventually. Absolutely no people around (other than people driving down the road, but no bikers or pedestrians) to interrupt me, so it was all good.

A quick walk later, and I got me the second cache. MAN that's a big one. Mental note for if I ever come across an uber-psycho large TB or something. Odds are it'll be able to fit in there . Yay for taking on another multi! I've been meaning to do more multis lately, so hopefully this'll kick it off .

Took: Nothing
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball