March Cache of the Month Winners
4/1/2013
Team Black-Cat
Another very worthy bunch of geocaches were nominated again this month. Here are the winners of the March WGA Cache of the Month.
Northern Zone
2CachingLoons Have Found Their King! by UnlivableVenus8 (aka PokerPlayingEMT-&a-BookWormQueen)
Difficulty 2
Terrain 2.5
Located in a mini park in the Loon Capital, Mercer, is Clair D’Loon. It’s hard to miss this geo-beacon.
“This one is just fun! What’s not to like about a twenty foot tall loon?”
“Who wouldn’t love a two story loon for a beacon????”
Northeast Zone
Where the Wild Things Are by suzisumac
Difficulty 2.5
Terrain 2
A two part multi-cache located in Dale. One log describes it as “Devilisly creative”.
“A fun multicache. Both stages are quite creative.”
“It has a challenging first stage, a clever final… A well put together cache!”
West Central Zone
Sally’s Savings Bank and Geocoin Exchange by zuma!
Difficulty 1
Terrain 1
You might get a chance to meet a geocaching legend since the container is hidden in the front yard of some well known Wisconsin geocachers. (Sally and Jessie) Always well stocked, this one is worth a visit any time you are in the area.
“This is an easy to find and well cared for TB motel.”
“It’s in Zuma’s front yard, need I say more!”
South Central Zone
The Truth Tree by Smashing Ground
Difficulty 2.5
Terrain 2
Sometimes the truth jumps right out at you. This puzzle cache will either have you banging your head or enjoying a quick solve depending on how you look at it.
“Couldn’t count the number of times I looked at this one before I got the “Ah Ha!” moment. Final is a cool location too!”
“Nice puzzle, nice hide location. Nice solid cache. Tree-mendous fun all around!”
Southeast Zone
Goldie, You’re My Idol – Season 4 by beccaday
Difficulty 4
Terrain 2.5
This is a tribute to Goldie Diggers who has been described on the cache page as “well known for his creative puzzles, fun cache containers, challenging hides and his total disregard for his own safety”.
“A devious and creative hide, my favorite type!”
“A cache that you have to use your noggin for, and when you finally do you want to slap it!”
Series of the Month
American Literature: Final Exam by krymdog
Difficulty 3.5
Terrain 3
A series of eight puzzles located in the “up nort”. The series forms a perfect “?” when viewed on a map.
“It was a learning experience to read all the different literary styles and answer questions pertaining to the story.’
“Brought me back to High School Lit. Class and remembering GREAT Literature calssics. It had been a long time since a final exam and I enjoyed the challenage.”
“This series has everything that makes for a great series in our mind…interesting puzzles, wonderful northwoods setting and finds that are meant to be found.”
“This Cache series embodied all the fun elements of geocaching, challenging both mind and body.”
“With currently 100% “favorite” status, this series has everyone enjoying lit class. Eight caches, each representing a different period in American lit, lead up to the final exam. Well thought out, well put together… one whole package of mental and physical caching fun!”
Nominate or vote for your favorite geocaches in the April WGA Cache of the Month!