Adam West's BATMAN (Pow! Bop!) Cache
A cache dedicated to the 1966-68 Batman TV series that made me love Superheros and Camp!

You've never heard of Adam West's BATMAN, the best version of a superhero series ever? Look at the info below this cache and series info.
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This container is about the size of a paperback novel and is covered in camo tape. It is tucked in a spot very much out of sight (to avoid muggle activity nearby) so please put it back exactly as you find it with native camo from the area placed over it.
Part of the Sci Fi Theme Series Along Coal Creek Trail
This cache is one of many along the Coal Creek Trail that celebrate aspects of great films/shows in Science Fiction with caches that feature unique decorations or memoribila from the media they celebrate. The series starts in Erie and ends in/near Louisville.
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Adam West's BATMAN
A series-turned-movie-turned-series again hit, Batman rocketed into my home (batteries to power, turbines to speed) in the form of reruns on UHF early Saturday-morning TV in the early 80s. The only competition in that time slot was The Smurfs ... and let's face it, that was NO competition. Adam West's groovy and wholsomely suave Caped Crusaider paired with Burt Ward's white-bread, hoplessly naieve Boy Wonder swooped in weekly to combate an unending series of villians played by Hollywood's best leading ladies and gentlemen of the time. A-listers who took the step down to halarious and campy B+ character parts for 50 minutes or so just to remind us all of the lighter side of justice/crime fighting. (And for my money, Frank Gorshin is the best Riddler the screen has ever seen.) As a kid, the prefix "Bat" was added onto almost everything in my own inner monologue ... Bat-lunch ... Bat-homework ... Bat-towel ... Bat-mitzvah ... they all ran together joyously. The Tim Burton batmans of the 90's and the Christoper Nolan batman's of the O's and early 10s were pretty cool, for sure ... but they were not a one worthy of Adam West's casual-friday cowel.
Search up an article on Den of Geek titled The Early History of the Batman TV Series to learn more.

