GC8RMGF Order of the Phoenix
Type: Traditional | Size: Small | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: CoSnowBunny @ | Hide Date: 05/24/2020 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N38° 55.960 W104° 41.020 | Last updated: 06/19/2022 | Fav points: 0
 

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This turned out to be harder to make than I thought it would be, lol.  As you can see it's my first time making one of these so you'll have to forgive the sloppiness of it! To open the cache, try to remove just the lid, not the bottom.

I'm a big HP fan so when I found this item thrown out, I had to rescue it. First to find prize is a golden ticket. Bring your own pen!

Big thank you to the sweet homeowner who allowed this cache to be placed! Please only visit this cache during daylight hours. Be respectful of the property, no need to go further than the sidewalk.

Congratulations to R&B CO for the FTF!!

06/10/2020 By k9jayhawk
Out finding some of the newer caches in the area...TFTC SL

05/27/2020 By K Trackers
I was very fortunate to make the grab on this one today. I’m wary of trying caches like this one because the difficulty rating is above my geocaching skill level and it is embarrassing to have to log so many DNFs. After about forty minutes of searching with my phone and the C:Geo app, I still had no idea where the cache was. Looking at the logs for possible clues, I really didn’t want to be the first to log a DNF. Finding nothing helpful in the logs, I was growing desperate. I decided the only thing for me to do was cheat. I normally don’t like to cheat, because if I always rely on my magic…what is even the point in geocaching if I can just find any cache this way? Willing to make an exception here, I pulled out my GPS. Fortunately my GPS has a feather from a ghostly chicken at its core (known as a Poultrygeist in Wizard Circles), so I got down to some serious searching. With the aid of my Poultrygeist Patronus and a powerful “I expect to find a geocache” spell, we soon had the cache in hand. I was happy to see there was no Fred and George inspired hidden log trickery…this time. While I regret cheating in this way to make the find, at least I was rewarded with being able to peruse this very nice geocache. After signing the log, I stayed for an extra fifteen minutes to read a copy of the Order of the Phoenix. I would have stayed another fifteen minutes to read another book, but the chicken was getting restless; so I had to go. Thanks to the CO for placing this nice cache for everyone to find, TFTC.

05/26/2020 By Rob14erGuy
Nicely done cache!
This one gets a favorite from me
Thanks

05/26/2020 By dondjay
774th cache found. So today I was without my two co-horts, and I was up in their neck of the wods, so today's plan was to just get ones that they had already found, with the exception of SnowBunny's. Now I must confess, that all three of us are leery with caches in people's yards, but this type is the exception to the rule. Once I started walking to the GZ, there was a sense of calm that overcame me, like someone had cast a charm or something. I opened the outer container to see so many spells, i was confused as to where to start. Then I remember the clue, and happened to find the right container. I have to admit I always wondered if someone had done a cache like this before, and I am a little surprised it took over 750 caches to find one, but now it is found. I want to thank the CO on the great job (will give a fav point here) and also thank R&B CO for getting me another Second to Find (STF.) LOL :) In the end I wished I would have brought my wand, maybe I will and get a pic and send it to the CO. TFTC

05/25/2020 By R&B CO
FTF more later

05/25/2020 By IgnotusPeverell
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