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N 44° 24.442' W 119° 46.479' |
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Dayville, Oregon 97825 United States Near By Caches
Hidden On: 29 Jun 2002
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You wont get any higher into Crook County then this. We named this one “360 degrees” for a reason.
Bring your lunch and cameras and optics for the view. We saw lots of Mule Deer on our way in and out as well as several Pronghorn and a few nice Bull Elk. Which road you take to get here will be up to you but the drive in is nice no matter which. We recommend having a high clearance 4 x 4 rig to get in and out of this one right now but the USFS just might be getting ready to work on the road. This cache will be a real bad one to try and get to in the winter. Take extra goodies just in case you end up spending the night on accident. There is a nice little camping spot, outhouse included, at Lloyd Springs. This cache is a new style for us. This cache is an ammo can and it has six gift certificates - nothing over $5.00 - in it as well as some other trinkets. If you take one of the gift certificates, you must leave one. Do not post to the web which you took or what you left but e-mail us this information. Try and put the certificate in an sealed non see through envelope so whom ever grabs one will not know what they are getting until they open it, or they can sign the “360 degree cache” name to the envelope and drop it - unopened - into another cache somewhere else for someone else to open or pass along. Besides the Gift certificates, we also left 4 AA batteries, A car air freshner, A ladybug stamp, Ear plugs, Baggie of rubber bands, and Idaho State road map, An Oregon State road map, and a Arm Patch from the Gila county Arizona Sheriffs Department. Enjoy the trip. |
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