The Wizard's Stones Multi-Cache
WAUKESHA WIZARDS: Closing and picking up this weekend!
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This multi-cache located in a Waukesha County Park, so you will need some money to get in unless you have a sticker of find a spot outside the park.
When geocaching first started in 1523, the caches were real tough to find, since the gps was not invented yet. They use to hit two large stones together and then start looking for the caches. As you would figure, the success rate was very low. One day a little wizard was caching, and was getting very mad because every time he hit his two large stones together, he would smash his finger tips. So with his magic, he broke his large stones into many smaller ones. He noticed the stones had changed to many different colors and shapes. He had used to much magic and the stones were now filled with magical powers. He started finding all the caches with no problems, there was no cache he could not solve. The evil non-cachers noticed that the wizards stones helped him get everything he wanted. They decided they were going to take some. The little wizard wanted only geocachers to have his wizard stones, so he hid them from the evil noncachers in a cache. Hundreds of years have past and no one has found the cache. Can you find what others have failed to find? If you happen to come accross this cache, you could take a wizard's stone. You will have good luck and never have a hard time finding another cache. Please replace all the markers back the way you found them. Location is important, you will see why.
Additional Hints
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