21 Mile House California, United States
By
OldFolk on 07-Jun-04. Waypoint GCJJN7
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Logs
Found by d & a of Jdakj - our first multi cache! Yay us! Scooped up fish and will release back into the wild. Signed log. TFTC!
One of the easier multis that I've seen. Almost got run over bu the same SUV both coming and going. TFTC
Not being a local, I think I was more open to finding the first waypoint then the locals I was with; they were trying to make sense of the description whereas I had not idea so just followed the arrow! First waypoint especially good because of that though; it showed not just an Australian but some locals (who had passed the area many millions of times) some local history. I could see final waypoint long before we got to it, so I had the pleasure of grabbing it while someone else was still following the arrow on my GPSr. TNLNSL.
We remember another cache at the same plaque. Could see the final on the approach 60 feet away.
