Jenni’s Cache

[CachewParticipant]

A new handicapped accessible cache is NOW ACTIVE: Jenni’s Cache near Madison. I initially posted this at Thanksgiving but realized that it would not survive passersby for long unless I found a more sustainable hidey-hole. (I also wanted my wheelchair-bound friend to be the first finder.)

I did find a more optimum place – please adjust your waypoint if already in your GPS. Updated info is on geocaching.com.

Please email me if you know of any wheelchair accessible sites! I know of one other: “Geocache” by olddude in Stoughton.

Merry cachin from Cachew and Wicket, the geodog!

[kbrabandParticipant]

John, my “Wild Goose Chase” geocache is wheelchair accessible except for the final 30 or 40 feet, so if someone in a wheelchair wants to hunt that one they should take someone along who can birddog underbrush at the coordinates.

[CachewParticipant]

Thanks, Ken. Yep, the only way that I could think to do a Regular cache was to have the last 10-40 feet be ‘off-road’ and mention that a companion would be needed.

My friend is really intrigued with the hands-on treasure hunt of a Regular cache as opposed to a virtual one. Undaunted, her user name is ‘cacheronwheels’!

Thanks for the quick reply.
John

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