Fox Mulder's X-Files Cache

A cache dedicated to the 1993-2002 The X-Files TV series that made me Want to Believe!

You've never heard of The X-Files, the best supernatural/paranormal/extra-terrestrial/law/crime show EVER? Read the show info after the cache info.

Cache Info - Please Do Not Take the Show Memoribilia in the Cache

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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The X-Files

The series revolved around two FBI Agents, Fox Mulder and Dana Scully who investigate speical cases called "X-Files" which involved elements of the paranormal or extra-terrestrial. When the series opens, Agent Mulder, once considered a promising agent with a briliant future, has begun what his superiors see as his downward slide into the world of the ridiculous with his focus on X-Files cases. Agent Scully, a medical doctor and a skeptic, is assigned to scientifically analyze Mulder's discoveries, offer alternate rational theories to his work, and in doing so return him to mainstream FBI cases. The series sets off on a decade+ of solving (or only attempting to solve) mysteries that weave in and out of various coverups, conspiracies, and larger "mytharcs" ... a term coined by show writers and fans to describe the combination of mythos and story archs in the show. As you might guess from the cache name, I identified with Fox Mulder's perspective the most ... but I crushed mightly on Dana Scully.

The X-Files was inspired by earlier television series which featured similar elements, including The Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, Tales from the Darkside, Twin Peaks, and especially Kolchak: The Night Stalker ... all buy one of which I recalled from my own youth spent staying up past midnight to watch the really good stuff that did not air during regular programming hours (and I am not talking about cable TV, here).