Spiral of Archimedes Revisited

Well after our failure to locate this one earlier in the week and then suspecting we really had spotted it, we made a quick return today.

And yes the object that Peter had looked at, but dismissed, was in fact the cache container.   So very clever and had completely fooled Peter last time, even though Sue was still a bit suspicious. 

The log was pretty much unusable so could not write on it. 

To visit the Geocache website.

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