Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches Can't Touch This by skaven (2.5/1) (Archived) N49° 52.425  W97° 12.803 (WGS84) UTM  14U   E 628373  N 5526124 Use waypoint: GCR2KW Size: Small    Hidden on 10/15/2005 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:         <!-- MBGA link code --> <!-- end MBGA link code --> This cache is located along the bicycle paths leading into Assiniboine Park. Location suggests a drive up cache but you will need to park on a neighboring street. This cache is located in a highly visible location so obtaining it will require patience to avoid being spotted. Vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle traffic is almost always present. Cache container is a clear plastic container with a red screw on lid. Initial contents include: - FTF certificate; - 4 sew on patches; - Bristol Aerospace tape measure; - 5 lapel pins; - fridge magenet; - Canadian Tire money; - Were's George dollar bill; - CITO Self Starter Kit; - Log book and pencil. You must be able bodied to obtain this cache as some physical effort will be required.

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10/27/2006 by Kabuthunk
Whew. Talk about bystanders all over the place, if not in cars, then on bikes or jogging. Upon first arrival, it took me all of 20 seconds to figure out where the cache had to be. Unfortunately, the next 15 or so were spent attempting to inconspicuously obtain it. Well... at least it was easy enough to look like I was leaning there, enjoying the sun while people were around. Of course, the sun is in the exact wrong position when I get there, so whenever I tried to make a quick pull-up-and-grab, the sun blinded me and I couldn't see a thing. Three tries in, I spotted it's exact location, to be able to quickly grab it on the next.

Noticing that there is some wear-and-tear happening to the umm... hiding spot, so for my entire cache-grabbing, I used purely arm-strength to get at it. Probably for the best I weigh like... about 130 pounds (yay for being a twig!) But quite a unique hiding spot. At least there was several points where there was no traffic or people. Although, at one opportunity, a jogger was slooooowly coming and going when there was no cars. Bah, way to ruin the opportunity .

Took: Nothing
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball