I love being up high with unimpeded views. Maybe it's because I grew up in south Georgia where it is so flat that a 5' pile of dirt is called a hill. Maybe it's because I've been a pilot all my adult life and I feel more at home when I have some altitude and the bird's eye view it accords. But I do like high places -- hills, mountains, wherever. Which is good since geocachers seem to always put caches in the highest places available.
There are several ways to approach the cache area. All require dang good hiking boots
This is a back country cache. Please take appropriate precautions -- lots of water, good boots, adequate first aid and survival gear. You aren't the top of the food chain out here. Lot's of biting things and other stuff will stick you.
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Don’t go to the published coordinates. The cache isn’t there, but its not far away.
Every working person has something about their job that they don’t enjoy. For me it is the hurry-up-and-wait aspect of being an airline pilot. Flying is fun, but sitting around the airport waiting for an airplane or a weather delay gets old.
When that happens to me I usually read to kill the time. Usually it is the latest Grisham best seller or maybe the latest Vince Flynn butt kicking novel.
Every once in a while I do pick something serious to expand my mind. On my last SLC overnight I finished Essential Criminology by Mark Lanier. While stuck in LAX I enjoyed Topology by John G. Hocking.
You can have the military challenge coin in the cache if you are the FTF.
