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Bikencache 27: Downhill Speeder by OC_Clay (1/1.5)
N33° 38.722 W117° 52.353 (WGS84) UTM 11S E 419087 N 3723177 Use waypoint: GCWWZX Size:  Small Hidden on 6/30/2006
In California, United States Difficulty:  Terrain: 
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| Continuing down the path around the bay, you find the next cache in a bush. |
This is at the bottom of a steep downhill run. Beware of the bicyclists that come dowhhill at a very high rate of speed, often with little control. The cars that share this road are much less threatening.
This area is particularly fun in the evening, with lots of little critters visible. Small cache, so bring a pen.
For some reason, it always seems to be muddy here. Can anyone explain that???
Current at 5/24/2008
8/20/2006 by GSAK
-----------------------Mommy found it! Good thing she decided to come along! :)
Had two extra friends of the boys along - including a first-time GC'er.
Got lots of funny looks from the muggles, as usual - busy this evening. Found it after more silly searching than four little boys and two gr'ups should have to search. :P
Took the Keys To My Heart TB - travelling to Arizona tomorrow and figured the Keyes could take the Keys on a journey.
Took ionizer, keychain, OC_Clay chip.
Left Claw, stickers, top, die.
SL
5/22/2008 by CrzySwazy
Heck no we won't go! 
5/20/2008 by mmarmont
Stop # 29 on today’s 50 cache bike ride. Wasn't able to search because there's now a small swamp between the road and GZ. I'll come back when it's drier.
5/17/2008 by Tweens
Good news, bad news. Good news is that fate put us here at the right time. There was a hummingbird near where the cache ought to be who was stuck in a spider web, hanging sideways by one wing and flapping like mad with the other, but not going anywhere. We saw this and were able to release it by gently moving the spider web away with a stick from where it connected with the tree, giving the hummingbird enough freedom to fly away. He seemed just fine. Who knew a spider web could catch a hummingbird? The spider would have eaten for a year. Bad news is we did not find the cache, but after saving the hummingbird, we really didn't care so much. It was really, really muddy, so was hard to look around.
5/4/2008 by MissAmerica1
Another find on our quest to finish the bikencaches! Out with KnC tonight and Carmen spotted it TNLNSL tftc
4/27/2008 by clean dirt
One of the many, many caches we found as we royally owned bikencache today. Did I mention we walked the whole way?
TFTC!!
4/27/2008 by travail70
The ambitious trio of Humpsty, clean dirt, and Travail70 decided to take on bikencache today. We started at Big Bridge----little creek (gc11gv6) and walked all the way to Can U Canoe (gc1azbh). We snagged almost every active cache along the 12 mile route today (1 DNF).
We're not sure why it's muddy here either. I bet it's something to do with runoff from the houses above.
Thanks for not putting the cache in the mud! I know... you got to that later.
TNLNSL.. TFTC! still going...
3/22/2008 by KChaney56
I rode straight to this one. NO GPS just a map.
3/18/2008 by eastmanb
Didn't find this one cause of all the mud and slipperiness. But I did see my first hummingbird nest! It was SOOO tiny. And I wouldn't have noticed it at all if I didn't see the bird fly into it.
3/13/2008 by Skeleton Crew
Found this GREAT series while staying at the Newport Dunes RV park. Thanks for placing and maintaining all of these caches! We had a great time.
3/8/2008 by huydo23
great spot. there was a class of muggles from school walking around, so me and abedunk34 had to come back for this. TFTC!
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Hints (Back)
Typical BC container in a typical bush.