MnGCA

[Pear Head]

Canoe Landing by miles58
Nominated by Wayfarin Stranger

I found Moving 123 here at the end of May and then miles 58 placed a regular cache here. I waited a bit to look for Canoe Landing, but I had the advantage since I knew where it was already. I went on June 24th with my boy; it was almost 90° and no wind. The cedar trees were really smelling good while we hiked to the location and we saw several rabbits, squirrels, some turkey vultures and a bald eagle scared the boy as it flew about 30 ft. over his head at the cache site. Dave rated the terrain and difficulty both at 5, but it is a great hike in the woods along the beautiful St. Croix river.
After finding the cache, we sat on an outcropping for a while and watched the eagles and vultures soaring over the water. All in all, we had a great time going for this one.
Anyone who hasn't looked for this cache should do it when the leaves start changing colors. You won't be disappointed while seeking Canoe Landing.


From the Mouth of Charles by The2Moose
Nominated by IBcrashen

We recently set out for a day of caching from Gonsolo`s cabin. This one was first on our list. We have driven by here a few times and have thought about putting a regular cache here but now are glad we didn’t. This one was to much fun!! This is the largest and most informative CCC camp we have ever been to. The way this multi cache is set up is a great way to explore it while hunting to fill in the blanks of the puzzle. And then what makes this cache so great is hopefully meeting Charles and getting his help to find the final part. Every time I think of him a grin appears on my face. I have met a relative of his by the cabin and he also always brings on a smile. This one is out of the way for most people but it is well worth the trip!


King Arthur's Cache by Ko-tis-vey
Nominated by team-deadhead