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Across the County Line - OU00EE

A 2-stage multi-cache. Gather info from Stage 1 in order to find Stage 2. Bring your own Pen.

Hidden by NativTxn

N 30° 37.467' W 96° 32.667' (WGS84)

Coordinates in Other Systems
Location: United States > Texas
Cache Type: Multicache
Size: Micro
Status: Ready for Search
Date Hidden: 06 August 2010
Date Created: 07 October 2010
Last Modified: 02 December 2011
Waypoint: OU00EE
Also Listed On: Geocaching.com

{{found}} 4 x Found
${{not_found}}$ 0 x Did Not Find
{{comment}} 0 Comments
0 Notes
0 Watchers
313 Visitors
3 x Rated
Rated as: Good
GeoKrety History

Available Maps: Opencaching,Google Maps

Cache Attributes

Kid Friendly Bring Your Own Pen Special Equipment Required Listed on OCUS Only

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Description EN

You will need to have a smartphone with internet access (or a friend that you can call with access to a computer) in order to complete this multi-cache in one trip.

Find Stage 1. There are two historical markers there. To the right, back behind them is a wooden power line pole with two metal tags on it. Click here to enter the numbers and/or letters on the TOP tag. If you are correct, you will be given the coordinates to stage 2.

Take a minute and check out the river, but watch the little ones. Colton had fun helping me set this one up.

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Additional Hints Decrypt

Fgntr 1: Abg "40".
Fgntr2: Fubhyqre urvtug va Unpxoreel.

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

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Log Entries {{found}} 4x ${{not_found}}$ 0x {{comment}} 0x New Log Entry

17 December 2011 flower71 Found it

This was a neat multi that took me just into both counties. I'm glad I had someone with a smartphone so I could get the 1st stage completed. Signed log. Cache is in good condition. There was another family down here checking out the river.

07 May 2011 Manofsteel Found it

I found the information needed at WP1 but had to use PAF to get to WP2. A quick find at WP2. This is a great area for a cache. SL. TFTC.

08 January 2011 geohiker Found it

This was a good multi. Did not even have to get out of the car for stage 1. I was able to use my phone to input the gathered info to retrieve the final coordinates. Found the final in good shape. SL TFTC

27 December 2010 TommyGator Found it

Found Stage-1 when we were here in October but didn't manage to have the web page with us. Took the info back to Ohio where I finished the multi and found the final today. The final was just a bit different from what I expected, but found it readily. A couple of muggles were fishing off in the distance, but I'm pretty sure they were very occupied with their gear to notice anything I was doing. According to some of my friends who used to be stationed at Bryan AFB, the bridge that you can see from Stage 1 (or its predecessor) was probably what they called "Whiskey Bridge," a name that came from the days when Brazos County was "dry," but Burleson County wasn't, or so I'm told. Thanks for bringing me here!