Please note: The island is almost completely
private property. Please respect that on your visit. Do not cut
across lawns or people's house lots or fields on your visit; stay
on the roads, follow the shoreline and beaches, and usually there
are old hunting paths just inside the edge of the woods when the
shoreline turns into cliffs that meet the forest edge. These caches
are present on the condition of respect from visiting cachers.
Thankyou.
To find this cache, travel around the West end of the island,
starting at the Big Pond and moving around to the Sou’west
Rock. Continue walking along the old hunting paths along the
shoreline in a easterly direction for approximately another 170m.
You will reach a spruce at the edge of the forest, just back a bit
from the cliff, with several large winding branches sprouting out
about 2 feet above the ground. The cache is a painted tobacco
container tucked in these branches. When you have finished, please
go back the way you came rather than continuing East to the beach
(explanation below).
This cache is a Geocache/Letterbox Hybrid. The main container
has a few small trade items and a geocache logbook to sign. It also
contains a smaller container, which is the Letterbox. Inside the
Letterbox is a separate letterboxing logbook and a self-inking
stamp. If you have your own stamp, use it when signing the
letterbox log, and use the cache's stamp in your own logbook.
Please leave the contents of the Letterbox intact as they are not
for trading. For more information on Letterboxing, visit http://Letterboxing.org.
NOTE: When doing this cache, only approach from the
western end of the island (via the Big Pond and the Sou’west
Rock), and return the same way. Do not continue eastward around the
island to the beach at South East Cove, because there is a house
almost at the cliff edge right before the beach, and I do not want
people going through this person’s front yard or across their
house property.