Universally Challenged #2-Pluto Traditional Geocache
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Universally Challenged #2-Pluto
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This is the second planet in a set of 10 caches that take you on an orbital walk of around 6 1/4 miles through some very pleasant settings, with plenty of wildlife! In each cache box is a laminated card that will give you a number to help in your quest to find the Sun.
Ok, if you are doing these caches in order, then you have just come from Juptier. This one could be a bit harder to find! Once you have found the cache, remember to take note of the planet and it's number! Here is how to get to the next one, which is Mars.
On the way look out for all the dips-which look like the off roaders have a whale of a time in!!!!(Also there are a few rope swings dotted about for the more adventurous, we will take no responsibility for any broken limbs though!!!)
Continue along this track and when you get to the end, be very careful as you have to cross a road-although it is a quiet road, the cars come along at quite a speed-so remember your green cross code :o). Once safely on the other side, take the path to Wiggington and then follow the route marked by the white arrows on the trees until you get to the next planet, which is Mars.
Good luck!
Additional Hints
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