Full of Wibbly Wobbly, Timey Wimey Stuff - isn't that a great name?
I originally heard about this cache from my friend Dave, who writes over at "Only Googlebot Reads This Blog." Dave lives in North Carolina and he took his family on a roadtrip last spring on their way to a geocaching event in Missouri. They made a grand event out of their trip, and Dave did a series of blog posts about their stops along the way. You can read about this cache here. They ended up caching not far from where I live. How wild is that? I wish I would have been in town when they were here so we could have met up. Anyway, they did this cache that sounded cute, so I bookmarked it and we finally got around to doing it. It was a really nicely constructed geocache. I could tell that a lot of work and thought went into it.
The cache is in a residential neighborhood in front of the cache owners house. It resembles a Police call box and when you open the doors, its actually a little free library that anyone can use. Feel free to stop by and trade a book. Isn't that cute? The geocache is hidden in a secret compartment. I won't tell you where....
I left a geocache themed book. I received "101 Devil Caches" in order to do a book review. I enjoyed reading about all the great geocache ideas and decided to share the wealth. I dropped off the book with instructions for the next geocacher to read it and create a geocache based on the book, and then pass the book on to someone else to do the same.
