Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches Burchill’s Botany Blitz by 1Queenand4Jokers (1.5/1.5) N49� 48.713  W97� 08.762 (WGS84) UTM  14U   E 633382  N 5519364 Use waypoint: GCVQ13 Size: Small    Hidden on 5/1/2006 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:                         A small cache n’ dash (if you can find parking) camoed to its environment. Replace so cache fits in well with its surroundings again. Few small items and logbook/pencil. Dedicated to a most interesting cacher whose logs we enjoy and whose good nature we appreciate. Burchill said, "Here is what I saw today (in no particular order).Willow (sandbar), cattails, sedges (there are several), Oak, Aspen, Wood rose and prickly rose, golden alexanders, honeysuckle, manitoba maple, hawthorn, current (or some related Ribes), white spruce, choke cherry, green ash, dew berry, high bush cranberry, avens, alder, canada thistle, sow thistle, wood anemone, golden rod (probably), aster (more than one type), straw berry, poison ivy, Weird Variegated Carex with brown root ball, snakeroot, kentucky blue grass, red-osier dogwood, false solomon's seal, an apple of some kind, dandy lion, alder leaved buckthorn, downy arrow wood.

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8/14/2006 by Kabuthunk
Third cache ever found. Once again done in the dark, without a GPS system. However, this time I had a flashlight, and had just prior to leaving the apartment looked at Mapquest to get a general idea of it's location. Found it at about 11:40 at night. Note: you may want to mention that it may have a water hazard after a rain. After Saturday's rain, I'd jack the terrain level up by one star, seeing as the 'path' that everyone else here has mentioned starts out underwater :P. I ended up stumbling off a mini-embankment and found myself knee-deep in another portion of said water (and was forced to walk a mile and a half back to the apartment half-wet since we walked there to begin with). The cache was found shortly thereafter. Interesting hiding idea, but I get the feeling the animal activity may cause this one to need constant repair. It was knocked over when we got there. Signed logbook and put back in place.
T: Small compass
L: Chainmail ball (see profile)

[This entry was edited by Kabuthunk on Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 8:22:43 AM.]