Here we see the page for this cache and this cache only. There’s a lot of information here, and it’s worth going through carefully. I will not explain it all here, instead you should peruse the page and see what you can learn. I will, however, point out some highlights. (Note that the above screen capture is just the top of a very long page. Scroll down when on line to see the rest of the cache page)
There will both a short and long description of the cache. Sometimes this will tell you a bit of history about the cache, or perhaps something about the location. Most importantly you should look for clues that will help you find the cache!
Towards the bottom are a list of logs. These are comments written by people who have tried to find the cache. Only the last five logs are shown, although you can display them all if you wish. They may (or may not!) be helpful in finding the cache.
I usually print out the cache page. A convenient link is provided just below the box containing location information near the top of the page. I click on “Print: [5 logs]” icon. When you click this a new window will open. I cut and paste the contents of this new window into a word document. I could just print it, but the word document will become important later when we get to capturing satellite images from google. Print the cache page however you wish, but before you do be sure to decrypt the hint!
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Revised - - 6/24/2009
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