Evergreen's Stories (GCGAG3). I thought when I found it (July 2003) and still think that it is one of the best we have ever done. There's a lot of stops, but most of them are very close together (there are a couple of longer walks as you go to different sections of the area), it's easy terrain (As the next life step to it would be purely horizontal:)...). This cache gives a wealth of local history and I think is purely fascinating.
Probably would be well done with a lot of people in a group, discussing the history of the place...such as a group getting together for an event cache.
Not a lot of people have done this cache, and I think it's a shame. I'm sure that the number of waypoints scares people off... As I remember even with kids, this took around 1.5 hrs. to do. It might not fit in with getting 25 caches in a day, but I think if you are looking for quality caches, you won't do any better than this one.
Joe
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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Caches to get Saturday morning
OK, my family (me especially) wants to go to Tucson on Saturday for the
event cache.
The question I have for you Tucson cachers:
What cachers in Tucson are a must? They can't be too physically
difficult (wife and kids - no showers before the evening event).
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