Buster Keaton himself said that his nickname "Buster" was given to him by Harry Houdini. When Keaton was just three years old, he fell down a flight of stairs and was picked up and dusted off by none other than Harry Houdini who said to Keaton's father Joe, also nearby, that the fall was 'a buster'. Keaton's father liked the nickname so it stuck.
Buster Keaton was born in 1895 and died in 1966. He made a number of classic silent films in the 1920's such as The General, Sherlock Jr. and The Cameraman. They are well worth watching today.
In later life he still had parts in some movies including one of Charlie Chaplin's last films, Limelight. He was also in a 1961 episode of The Twilight Zone called "Once Upon a Time" which is part silent and part talkie.
His biography is very interesting and worth reading.
This cache is near a parking area (see the close parking waypoint) along Dakan Road. Getting to this parking area is a nice drive along an unpaved road that has some dips and bumps. You'll have to use your judgment about whether your vehicle should use this road beyond the alternate parking waypoint. I used a Honda CRV and had no trouble whatsoever but a low riding car might have trouble in 2 or 3 spots. I think any car can get to the alternate parking but if you park there, you'll have a hike of about a half mile one way.
Make sure you rehide the cache so it's not easily seen by a passerby.
Note that this road is only open from around May 1st through December 1st depending on weather.
Additional Waypoints
018W9TX - Alternate Parking
N 39° 17.963 W 105° 01.986
Any car should be able to get to this parking area
P08W9TX - Close Parking
N 39° 17.780 W 105° 02.495
Nearest parking
Buster
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