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schools out by ruderod (1/2)
N33° 38.822  W117° 51.727 (WGS84)
UTM  11S   E 420056  N 3723354
Use waypoint: GCJPHK
Size: Regular    Hidden on 6/12/2004
In California, United States
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8/20/2006 by GSAK
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Geez... bad batteries had us on the wrong side of the water at first! Took wallet, DVD, and cell phone; left rubber lizard, pirate, and candles. No Geocache disclaimer; will go back to add. Thanks!

2/17/2007 by mmcgr
Grabbed this at 1700, our last of a very pleasant day. Even after the find, we still have no idea what the clue means. Signed log and took the toy scorpion. Left a Where's George bill. Thanks, ruderod, for the cache.
mmcgr & Minnie

12/29/2006 by Midnight Cobra
Year end caching! TFTC TNLNSL

11/13/2006 by wasian
Boy, it's been a long time since any action at this one. Had to take the Afghanistan TB and get it on its way to "cool places" and put some miles on it. How about Alaska???
TFTH

9/24/2006 by GeoJacks
Aftern finishing the Susan G Koren 5K walk, spent the afternoon geocaching with Geojeppr. Nat Jack found the cache. Left a travel bug, Afghanistan #2. Took a Star shaped squishy ball.

9/23/2006 by Jeffster83
I've been waiting for JShults to finish the caches on his 3W2A trail, so I could bring WavyGirl and SillyCutie to find them. HuckleberryFinn came along too. Although this is not one of the caches in that series, it is in the same park.

There was a football game going on in the park. We met a woman from Inglewood High School, who had brought several cheerleaders with her to assist the football players. We told her we were going hiking.

We looked a long time here. WavyGirl found a soccer ball, and we all found five or six great places to hide a cache. The only thing we didn't find was the place where RudeRod hid it. I didn't have those new suggested coordinates; maybe I will come back later and use them. Thanks for the fun!

9/21/2006 by cache_in_pocket
This was a cool little area. Coords were a little off, but I was pretty sure where to look. Thought it would be harder once I started but came across it in short order. If anyone else has trouble, try these coords (last 3 digits) N825 W722. Approximate accuracy was 13.2ft. Didn't get the hint either, but didn't need to. Thanks for the cache.

8/25/2006 by Polo Dad
I found this one today on my second attempt. I got close on my first attempt last Friday. I just didn't look quite hard enough. I was surprised how well this cache blends in with its surroundings. I actually put my knee right on it while searching through the bushes and rocks. Even then, I didn't notice it until I looked down on it.

Again, like other people have stated, I don't have a clue what the clue means, and I was totally surprised to find a stream there, too.

Great fun. TNLNSL. And definitely TFTC!!!!

8/25/2006 by CoronaKid
This was the 2nd of 5 caches found during a reunion tour of the Orange Lunchtime Cachers Association (OLCA). Even though one OLCA member had already found this elusive cache, even he could not track it down a second time. Just as we were about to give up and move on I moved a branch and lo and behold there was the cache in all its glory.

I'm glad that I was able to track this one down since the last two cachers posted DNFs. TNLNSL. TFTC! It's there folks (albeit very well cammoed), go get it! As others have stated, the meaning of the hint is a mystery.

7/16/2006 by yourBuddyBill
I did not locate the cache. The clue I did not understand, so perhaps therein lies the key. Neat area, the stream was a surprise.

7/10/2006 by nonaeroterraqueous
June was the first month with no finds. I hope that doesn't mean anything. Coords led to a spot in the middle of the paved path. We dove into the side with the most coverage. Found what looked like a geocacher's path, but didn't find the cache. Must admit we were tired by the time we got here. We'll see if anyone else turns anything up.

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