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| HeadHardHat with BulletProof in 2011 |
It was an unusual heavy duty container designed to carry military powders including the explosive types. So needless to say it could take a beating and smile right back at you. Indestructible right? Well not quite.
The geocache was getting a nice amount of finds and favorite points, at least until about October in 2012. Since the road going to the trailhead was pretty rough certain times of the year I didn't think too much about the lack of finds. So when I was in the area today I thought it was about time to go see how it was actually doing. Was I surprised.
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| Pretty sure the geocache is missing at GZ |
Not only was the geocache missing but the entire section of the woods was missing.
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| Heading towards Ground Zero. Not Looking Good. |
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| Ground Zero |
When I finally found Ground Zero it was pretty clear that the geocache has gone bye-bye so I had no choice but to archive it. This is a really good example of why you need to periodically check out your geocaches to see how much the terrain changes over time.
If there is any good out of this is it gives me a really good excuse to go get another bulletproof container and make another equally good hide. Military Supply Store here I come...
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