Current at 7/29/2006 (Online waypoint URL)
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Traditional Cache It's A Doubletree not a Singletree! by Team Toga (2/1.5)
N33° 34.073  W111° 57.320 (WGS84)
UTM  12S   E 411331  N 3714654
Use waypoint: GCW09Q
Size: Other Other    Hidden on 5/12/2006
In Arizona, United States
bug (This cache may contain travel bugs)
USA Geocoin - Olympic (ref = TB17BC7)
Difficulty:  2 out of 5   Terrain:  1.5 out of 5
Generally flat terrain, park like grassy area.

This is #6 in the series of caches placed around historical or interesting places in the Town of Paradise Valley.

In the mid 1940's long time developer Marvin Folkman wanted to build homes on his land in the Paradise Valley part of the Indian Bend Wash. In order to protect these homes from flooding, a plan was developed that would turn this wash into a green belt. By the summer of 1949, the first greenbelt in Indian Bend Wash was completed. It worked well and became the model for the entire project. It starts at Scottsdale Road travels west until it turns south and crosses Doubletree Ranch Road. Twenty years later it became part of a golf course.

Initially we placed the cache under the rock with the plaque in a nice hollow but found a gopher upset with us becausee we had blocked his doorway and he kept pushing dirt over the canister. Now it is about 20 feet away from that rock. Park on Via Los Caballos.

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Current at 7/29/2006

GSAK Note 8/20/2006 by GSAK
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Garrett found it!
118°F when we left the car (running).
Left Keys to my heart TB.
Took cards, headphones.
Left spider man chip, sun screen

Found it 7/23/2006 by Team Educated Hams
A difficult one to grab with nearby neighbors outside. What were they thinking hanging around outside in the heat? Then again, what were we doing in the 118 degree weather?!?! Thanks for placing a larger size cache. Lots of cool stuff inside. Took the TB Keys to My Heart.
Team Educated Hams + Friends Smile

Found it 7/22/2006 by keyesfamily
Garrett found it!
118°F when we left the car (running).
Left Keys to my heart TB.
Took cards, headphones.
Left spider man chip, sun screen

Found it 7/16/2006 by Peasinapod
Lots of golfers out in the heat today. I would rather be caching. Thanks for the hide.

Found it 7/10/2006 by Team AZFastFeet
16:20 - Quick stop on the way home from work.

Took a big ol' ant and "Coach Steve's Route 66 Geocoin"; left a lens cleaning sheet.

Tim

Found it 7/9/2006 by msakcrew
Msakcrew found you! Cache can was cool. Would have never known a cache was in this spot. Took nothing and left a new Geocoin. Keep on caching.

Found it 7/6/2006 by BenfieldCrew
On vacation in Arizona and just had to go explore the area.... had lots of fun! What a beautiful neighborhood. We picked up our first Geocoin. TNLNSL TFTC

Found it 7/3/2006 by chrisjan
This one took some hunting until we finally found it. TNLNSL Thx for the hunt.

Found it 6/11/2006 by Little Lost Sole
Sometimes I make things harder than they need to be. Nice container. SL Left USA Geocoin and took 2 TBs. Cache is jam-packed! TFTC

Found it 6/7/2006 by jambrose
Didn't have to worry about mugglers when it is raining from the freak early monsoon season. Nice hide. Left F16 TB and took nothing. Signed Log. Wish I had more time and better weather to find more this trip. Oh well at least got the TB moving along.


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Rocky. Big pink cement. The cache box is a moon shaped metal canister painted blue.