You are looking for a matchstick holder. I could not hide a
larger container and it not get muggled or washed away so I placed
a micro. However, there is a good hint provided to help find the
cache with less trouble.
The best way to complete the Wateree River Run Series is to put
in at the Dam reference point and take out at the #1/601 bridge.
This is a little over a seven mile stretch of river. The first 2.3
miles you may encounter class 1-2 rapids.
Caution: Water levels on the river can change quickly and
without notice. Please be aware of this before attempting to find
this or any other cache on the river. Difficulty of the hide can
vary with the changes in the river.
Class 1: Very small rough areas, requires no maneuvering. (Skill
Level: None)
Class 2: Some rough water, maybe some rocks, small drops, might
require maneuvering.(Skill Level: Basic Paddling Skill
Class 3: Whitewater, medium waves, maybe a 3–5 ft drop, but
not much considerable danger. May require significant
maneuvering.(Skill Level:Experienced paddling skills)
Class 4: Whitewater, large waves, long rapids, rocks, maybe a
considerable drop,sharp maneuvers may be needed.(Skill Level:
Whitewater Experience)
Class 5: Whitewater, large waves, continuous rapids, large rocks
and hazards,maybe a large drop, precise maneuvering(Skill Level:
Advanced Whitewater Experience)
Class 6: Whitewater, typically with huge waves, huge rocks and
hazards, huge drops, but sometimes labeled this way due to largely
invisible dangers (e.g., a smooth slide that creates a
near-perfect, almost inescapable hydraulic(see 'Holes' below),as at
Woodall Shoals or Chattooga).
Class 6 rapids are considered hazardous even for expert paddlers
using state-of-the-art equipment, and come with the warning "danger
to life or limb."(Skill Level: Expert)