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by Rippie
(Finds: 35  Score: 157)    (Hidden: 11  Score: 77.5)

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Coordinates (WGS-84 datum)
N 43° 11.802'   W 077° 37.141'
Rochester,   New York   14621
United States    Near By Caches

Hidden On: 02 Mar 2002
Waypoint (Landmark): N00140
Open Cache:  Personal use only
Cache type:  Normal
Cache size:   Normal

Difficulty: gps gps gps (moderate)
Terrain: gps gps gps gps half gps (hard)

Misc: No drinking water! No restrooms (water closets) available Pets are allowed. Parking is available No fees!

Comments:

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This Cache was placed by rippie and GPS Fool (Also known as Navigator)

steep terrain need good "billy" goat skills. Taking small children and dogs is not recommended.A walking stick, crampons or a piece of rope 25 or 30 feet long may prove useful. If coming by water waite for warm paddling weather.


Ya, I guess most of us can remember these things as kids.
PEZ to make the world a better place.
PEZ one special person each day and let them know they are special.
PEZ just to be friendly or as a greeting as often as you like.
Ask someone if you can PEZ them?
When you PEZ a fellow Geocacher say "Huckle Buckle Beanstalk to you fellow cacher".
The coordinates mark the boulder that "Hercules" dropped. Which sits next to a medium size tree which is pushed over slightly in a Northerly or down river direction. The Rock and tree are on the South side of a very eroded storm sewer pipe/stream. We just hope the tuperware cache doesn`t end up floating to Charlotte.
Huckle Buckle Beanstalk,
Rippie and GPS Fool (also known as Navigator)

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I found it! 09 May 2004 by  Blackpete  (Finds: 406  Score: 1774)    (Hidden: 19  Score: 73)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Found this cache after doing Rear View Mirror. Someone recommended wearing gloves. Definitely a good idea from start to finish. No problem finding the cache once in the area. The "hill" is very steep. Not a cache for kids or anyone who has problems with very steep terrain.

I found it! 02 May 2004 by  HaleGang  (Finds: 18  Score: 81)    (Hidden: 3  Score: 11)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

My second trip into the gorge in two days. I found this one without too much difficulty. A nice variety of Pez inside. Took nothing left nothing.
Thanks for the Hide.

I found it! 08 Jun 2003 by  WMSFresh  (Finds: 139  Score: 609)    (Hidden: 5  Score: 24.5)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Found at 6:30pm

Hiked over to this one from Rearview Mirror, This was our 5th of the day and 4th billygoat/river gorge of the afternoon. Sats were still jumping all over but the hints led right to it.

No more Pez but cache is in good shape.

WMSFresh & Peppermill 6-Pack (B,R)

I found it! 31 May 2003 by  cenobite07  (Finds: 82  Score: 384)    (Hidden: 6  Score: 35.5)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Third cache of the day and second by Rippie.

We hiked in from the Seth Green access area without too much trouble. It was nice to see this one still here after our other disappointment. I was pleasantly surprised to find it safe and dry. There are however no pez left.

Took turning stone chip to add to my wife's collection and left a few things.

Thanks for the hide.

Trails, we don't need no stinking trails......

I found it! 26 Oct 2002 by  RobN Hood  (Finds: 45  Score: 218)    (Hidden: 0  Score: 0)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Hiked along the hill with Geo G from the Rear View Mirror to find this one. For part of the way, we followed what looked like it might once have almost been a path. Found the cache quickly. Thanks.

I found it! 26 Oct 2002 by  Geo G  (Finds: 64  Score: 319)    (Hidden: 0  Score: 0)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Second Rippie cache of the day. After Rear View Mirror, this one was almost a gimme. At least I had already slid most of the way down the hill and collected as much mud on my jeans as they would hold. This was a unique area. Must be a lot of water flowing in the spring to gouge it out that way! Thanks for the adventure..

I found it! 09 Aug 2002 by  Wheelygood  (Finds: 103  Score: 582)    (Hidden: 21  Score: 92)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

This was the second to last cache today, got lucky and found it right away. I needed a quick find as it is a loong way back up and out. Took and left nothing.
Wheelygood

I found it! 23 Jun 2002 by  Junglehair  (Finds: 23  Score: 117.5)    (Hidden: 18  Score: 69)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Logged this one on geocaching.com

Note 23 Jun 2002 by  Junglehair  (Finds: 23  Score: 117.5)    (Hidden: 18  Score: 69)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Logged this one on geocaching.com

I found it! 07 Apr 2002 by  fourpack  (Finds: 68  Score: 352.5)    (Hidden: 10  Score: 52)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

this is a tough hike found it ok. gps was a help brought loc out on his first of many had fun be careful on this one rough area thanks the fourpack +1

I found it! 17 Mar 2002 by  philo  (Finds: 26  Score: 152)    (Hidden: 2  Score: 9)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Happy St. Pat's day! I found the PEZ cache just after finding the REAR VIEW MIRROR cache. My starting point was already 60% of the way there, so the final leg down was relatively easy, but I still had to climb my way out. I took a PEZ and left a WheresGeorge bill. I guess I was too worried about my footing to do any sightseeing, thanks for the climb.

I found it! 16 Mar 2002 by  Hinge Thunder  (Finds: 106  Score: 521)    (Hidden: 16  Score: 98.5)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

My GPS was bouncing all over the place down by the cache telling me it was 90 feet this, no wait 86 feet this other way, etc etc. So I pulled the printout out of my pocket, and saw the clue about the boulder, and realized, I had walked past it a half dozen times. I quickly found it after that. Took a pez toy, and left a glow stick. Issaquah Puppy had alot of fun playing near the cache site.

I found it! 09 Mar 2002 by  Boozer  (Finds: 23  Score: 122)    (Hidden: 0  Score: 0)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Me and my bro's headed out for this one this afternoon, made the mistake of "being on the wrong side." Tied us up long enough to bump into the "Legendary Cacher's" Quinn and Caron. While they zeroed in on the Rear View Mirror cache we moved onto this one, nice placement. Had to take a pezz. Left 2 where's george, and a chem lite. Great to finally put some faces to these names and to meet some good people. Learned alot about caching and had a great time. Also bumped into a new name, "Lowerfalls." Look forward to bumping into more cachers come spring time.

Note 09 Mar 2002 by  Quinn  (Finds: 75  Score: 376)    (Hidden: 34  Score: 132.5)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

Like Caron said. Boozer and his Brothers found this nice cache while we were finishing up the other, we could see the location so it was only right that we log a comment and not a "Find" Great spot though and very nice cache. We all signed the logbook and softball then sat down for a chat at the cache site. Lowerfalls was also along for the hike. great to have met all of these people. A great group!

I have included pix of Caron in red jacket and also of Boozer and his brothers during the search.
No cache clues here so safe to look at.

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Note 09 Mar 2002 by  Caron  (Finds: 73  Score: 350)    (Hidden: 2  Score: 6)
    Open Log:  Personal use only

boozer found this one, just went along for the walk, or climb i should say.caron


 

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