Logs for Muggle Finder 

N 37° 46.049 W 122° 17.295
E-mailed my answers but logging this now as I fear The Powers That Be might archive the cache tomorrow. Glad I got to this one before it went away! Thanks for the cache!
 

The ATLANTIC BRICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MAYS LANDING, NJ, USA used to make bricks. The Masons (see photo of Masonic Lodge in Alameda, CA Target 1 N37 45.827 W122 14.659) used to make things with bricks. Mason sounds likes Manson, and Charles Manson would have ended up on Alcatraz “the Rock†(see photo of “the Rockâ€, Target 2 37 51.746 W122 25.973 as taken from SF Bay) if he had committed his crimes at the right time in history. And speaking of Rocks, did you know that ground squirrels like to live in them, even when the squirrels haven’t committed any crimes?? (see photo of ground squirrel in rocks in Alameda, CA Target 3 37 42.861 W122 07.598). 

Working on it. Will expedite given the pending demise of LC caches. 

This bell appeared along with the renovations at a shopping center on the corner of E14th Street and Estudillo in San Leandro, California. 

I'll log this as a note unless the cache owner gives me permission to log it as a find (?). The Cathedral of Christ the Light is under construction near Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. It will be the first Catholic cathedral built anywhere in the area in a very long time. Unfortunately unless they work really, really, really fast it won't be finished before GC.com archives this cache. So I'm submitting construction photos. You can almost imagine the location of the Bishop's Chair...

http://www.christthelightcathedral.org/history.htm 

N 30° 00.000 W 040° 00.000
I was thrilled to find a cache that I could do while my poor blistered feet were healing...except that I went ahead and put all kinds of miles on them anyway. "Hearing" the radio show could have been a break for me, but I think it just made me want to go 'caching! Thanks for the cool locationless cache! 

N 37° 48.633 W 122° 11.580
Joaquin Miller Park is a beautiful park in Oakland, California which was donated to the city by poet Joaquin Miller. Sadly, the monument to Joaquin Miller has been defaced by graffiti. If anyone can tell me how to clean it off safely, I'll give it a try. To learn more about Joaquin Miller, visit the following website:

(visit link)

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