This is a medium sized cache (on the small side of "medium", but definitely larger than "small").
This is a puzzle cache. These are not the true coordinates, but are nearby:
45.2165 -93.4515
+45࠱2' 59.40" -93࠲7' 5.40"
N 45࠱2.990 W 093࠲7.090
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N 45 degrees
the minutes are in the range from 27340 to 67340
W 93 degrees
the minutes are in the range from 19086 to 59086
I decided there needed to be more geocaches in this general area, so after consulting several maps (including the county plat map!) to verify that this location was indeed well within the park boundaries and not in someone's back yard, I determined this was where it needed to be.
Beware of wood ticks.
I included a short pencil to sign the log sheet. Feel free to bring a writing utensil in case the lead breaks.
Remember to hide the cache in the same location you found it, replacing anything that may have helped keep it hidden.
If there are people around, use stealth!
Please log your visits, even if you weren't able to find the cache. It'll help me gauge the correct difficulty rating and I can verify with greater frequency that the cache is still where it is supposed to be.
I've included a miniature radio (with built-in flashlight) for the "first find" prize. There are also various items for trade.
Geocaching.com listing for this cache