This is a virtual cache. There is no container. The
only log is here, on this web site. There is a reward at the end
when you successfully complete this hunt.
Note: no "armchair caching", please: we
believe a player must visit a cache site in person in order for it
to count as a find.
Kid Friendly Lunchtime Cache Handicap Access
Dogs Allowed
Less than 500 ft. from car to cache
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Oklahoma has six TriState Corners. This is the fifth one to
become a virtual cache.
To claim this cache, please e-mail us the year chiseled into
the bottom of the marker on the east side. You may log your
cache after you have e-mailed us (waiting is no fun), but we will
delete any log that has not sent confirmation data. We will answer
each e-mail, whether you log right away or wait for our okay. We
don't check e-mail every day, so don't worry if you don't hear back
from us immediately.
To complete this cache, write down or remember the first word
in the name of the organization whose name is chiseled onto the
east side. Then look at the plaque set into the ground at the
northwest corner, and write down or remember the first word in
the name of the civic group that claimed this monument as
another Southwest City Project. These two words, in this order,
typed in all lowercase letters with no spaces, serve as a 10-letter
password that will enable you to unlock a beautiful certificate of
accomplishment created especially for this cache.
To receive the certificate, when you email us your confirmation,
leave the box checked saying "I want to send my email address with
this message". We'll send you the certificate as a Word document
attachment. When you click to open the attachment, a box will pop
up asking for the password to open the certificate. Enter the
password, the document will open, and you should be able to modify
the certificate with your details. You can print it out in full
color, put it in an expensive frame, and hang it on your wall!