GCVFGX
Made in Canada
Type: Traditional
| Size: Small

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By: just a second
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| Hide Date: 16/04/2006
| Status: Available
Country: Canada
| State: Manitoba
Coordinates: N49° 50.598 W97° 16.676 | Last updated: 10/06/2026 | Fav points: 0
This cache is located at the site of an old farm. The trail in might be wet during the spring. As you make your way towards this cache keep an eye out for the massive quantity of household debris lying on the forest floor. Mind the pile of old barbed wire next to the cache. Look at the hint for the best way to approach this cache (with apologies to Rush). Add cache to watch list
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Closer to The Harte
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1 Logs: 1
26/10/2006 By Kabutroid YAY FOR FOREST CACHES! Man, I was on a roll today with forest caches. After tackling the 'Bush Blitz' and 'Donner and Blitz en', I looked on the GPS to see what other caches were nearby. Lo and behold, this one showed up. Made in Canada... hmm... sounds intriguing. I started out by parking in some weird gravel parking lot to a park just east of the cache, but quickly realized that there appeared to be a barbed-wire fence just past the road. So... I hightailed it back to the car and drove around looking for a better entrance.
And it appears that there's several trailheads leading into the vicinity. Parking on a nearby residential road (I highly prefered this to the park's parking lot by the more major road. For some reason, I feel safer if it's parked in residential areas), I headed outwards. Although, I really wish I had followed the 'main' trail for longer before going down a 'medium' trail leading towards the cache in general... because that quickly turned into a 'small' trail, and then an 'animal' trail. sigh why do the paths always elude me, no matter how much I try to stay on them? Well... eventually got to the cache area, and found the main path to take me back .
Kinda hope the cache container will survive winter though. Was kinda worried about that when I got there.
Took: Nothing Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball
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