Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches Between The River by rbt_trio (1.5/1.5) (Archived) N49° 51.534  W97° 05.766 (WGS84) UTM  14U   E 636842  N 5524681 Use waypoint: GCQ5E1 Size: Small    Hidden on 8/15/2005 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:                     In a biking park, off of a major walking trail. This cache is in a small, well camo'd container. Included is a FTF with Tim Horton's money, as well as 2 AA batteries, magnets, glitter pen, erasers, glass lady bug, Canada key chain, folding scissors and a few other trinkets. We hope you enjoy the hunt, and the area. Please take the time to check out this well hidden biking area.

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11/30/2006 by Kabuthunk
Winter accessible? Generally, my definition of winter accessible means that I'm not digging in the snow... but I digress.

So anyway... after digging through the snow, I found the cache! The GPS kept on telling me to stay on Fermor for this one... but I had prepared beforehand, and knew enough to wander into that residential section (how come they get fancy street-name signs?) and find parking there. It was about -20 out... I was running low on time before I had to be at work... but it was my birthday, and I was determined to find at least ONE cache for my birthday. A sorta... personal birthday present, or something . One found, one DNF'd today... eh, breaking even on the birthday is good enough for me .

Started out poking around the tops of various broken-off trees and branches... couldn't find a thing. Looking in a more downwards angle, I see... hiding spots! The first spot I checked (the larger one) came up empty, but attempt #2 turned out to be correct. It DID blend in well with it's hiding spot though. It was half-uncovered to being with, and only noticed it when my hand brushed against it .

So... thanks for the birthday cache. You get... a chainmail ball .

Took: Nothing
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball