This cache was memorable not just because it took a good part of the day caching, but I met up with fellow on-line caching friend BenamBenam3. It is always nice to bump into a fellow cacher, but to actually join one in a hunt is great! Several others were supposed to join us to tame the devil, but no other dared.
Things went relatively smoothly until around stage 3 or 4 when we ended up having to trudge through what amounted to a swamp to get to the stage. At least we didn't have to find containers, just small metal tags which were relatively easy to spot... most of the time.
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| We had some company at stage 6 |
We got hung up on stage 6 for quite a while. However, we amused ourselves by collecting golf balls and forming a golf ball "grave yard" of sorts. The woods at stage 4 were filled with them. Golfers must have used the adjacent field to practice their driving skills. I have to say that BenamBenam3 contributed the most to the pile. We also managed to find a toy machine gun which became BenamBenam3's prize possession!
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| BenamBenam3 and the infamous "golf ball graveyard" |
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| Perhaps it was a sign of things to come when we got stuck on stage 6 |
We finally caved and called for some hints. Within about 20 minutes we finally found it. We were then able to move on and finish up the final 4 stages.
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| BenamBenam3 goes commando with the machine gun |
After trying to dodge poison ivy on stage 6, BenamBenam3 went commando with the toy machine gun we found :) Too funny! We were quite glad to finish that one after it seemed that we dodged the poison ivy for nothing and were quite glad to get to the final stage and to have tamed the "Woodley Devil".
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