McNaughton Field

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Hidden On: 28 Jan 2006
Waypoint (Landmark): N01ECE
Open Cache:  Non-commercial use only
Cache type:  Normal
Cache size:   Micro

Difficulty:  (moderate)
Terrain:  (easy)

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Please bring your own writing utensil. Cache should be available during pretty much all types of weather, but you never know with the WNY snow we get.

Out exploring some new parks in the Cheektovegas area with Chicky on this most excellent Saturday afternoon. As the previous logs mention this lil' fella needs some sweet love down by the fire. If I had some scrap paper with me I would have fashioned a replacement tird scroll (Urkel, or anyone on the Urkel Micro watchlist are probably the only folks that will understand that...hahaha).

~Szuchie

This one had been on my To-Do list forever... I finally got around to it today. I've seen pictures of these containers, but the pictures sure don't do them justice - Wow! Made me wish I had chosen a shorter user name :P Coordinates were right on the money. TFTC!

Looked for this one today.. Nothing found- suspect a hiding place but didn't have what I needed to access it..
If it wasn't the location- then I'm really stumped!

[Modified 2006-04-25 13:12:39]

We returned to the park today to resume our search for this cache after being unsuccessful after it originally appeared on this site. Certainly the previous logs helped us locate this diamond in the rough and now we can take it off our list of things to do! Thanks and there is plenty of room on the new log sheet.

Boy this area was a complete mud pit, but that makes the hunt all the more fun! Found a container like this down in Westfield in the fall. Coordinates spot-on. TFTC.

Hey!...it's still there. The mud that is.
I was out in this part of the state on work reasons and had a few minutes to kill.
Great fun .

Thanks for submitting the cache to navicache.com

Quinn.
www.navicache.com

Trying to catch up on logs on this site.

First time I have seen one of these. I was suprised I found it in only a couple of minutes.
Thanks for the fun.
GOF1

Nice quick find on this nano.
Great Job!
MickEMT

Found it iwth MrMom and it was VERY swampy today! My coworkers are still teasing me about coming back from lunch all muddy!

Stopped after work. As I arrived there was someone looking all ready. I got to meet Dragonfly. It was very nice to meet you and I hope to meet you out on the trail again. After alittle looking in the day light I spotted it. Very nice cache. I seen these for sale and thought about buying some myself. Thanks for the fun. Outdoorkpn.

Tried this one on the way to work in the dark but had no luck. I'll try after work. Outdoorkpn.

After seeing TWU"s DNF we thought we wouldtake a quick ride over to check things out. We were so sure that Urkel would have found it with good coords that we didn't even start at the zero but just wandered the park searching likely spots wihout success. We checked the zero before we left without success and then returned home to find that General MacUrkel had returned and conquered this one. We'll have to give this one another shot soon.

OK, I had to do some grocery shopping anyways, so why not drive to Cheektowaga to do it? So in true Dayo like fashion, I drove 40 miles round trip for an FTF :-). This was only after verifying with HB that I was in the right spot, and confirming my suspicions on the size of the container. So a rare FTF on this date at 3:30 PM. Thanks HB, good job, and the coords are so dead-on it's not even funny.

Bummer man. Drove 10 miles one way in the pouring rain for a rare FTF oppourtunity, and came up empty handed. Even bothered Rayman at home to check for a hint on the cache page when I found nothing at my zero. Checked some other spots in the pouring rain and muck, but nothing.