This is the description from www.geocaching.com
This is a Bookcrossing cache, which means it’s here for you
to trade books. Please trade as fairly as possible, so the next
person will have a good selection too. If you don’t have a
book with you and see one you want to read go ahead and take it
though. Remember to log all books taken on both geocaching.com and
WWW.BOOKCROSSING.COM. All books put in here originally have their
BCID numbers written one the first page of the story. That’s
the number used to track the books travel on BookCrossing’s
web site. But most of all, have fun and enjoy the book(s) you take
with you. I started off with Horror books but there is no
restriction on what genre of book you leave as long as it is OK for
kids to get ahold of. This is also a TravelBug Hotel with NO trade
restrictions on the TB’s. However it’s a trinket cache.
You’ll be just outside the gate of Eli Stroud cemetery. There
is parking right alongside the cache and you will be on a fairly
heavily traveled road so try to look like you are visiting the
cemetery. Step inside the gate and look at the history here, some
of the graves are over 200 years old. The cache is covered with
leaves and pine straw. Please rehide as well as or better than you
find it. We don’t want to lose this cache. :-} Be careful
hunting, there are thorns and Poison Ivy in the area. And
don’t forget about those skeeters during warm months. Terrain
is a bit uneven so watch your footing. Here’s the list of
books as of today;
don’t forget to log what you take and
leave behind.
ENJOY!
Auto Updating Booklist:
"http://www.bookcrossing.com/hunt/1/2/476/623257"
BOOKLIST:
COMMING SOON!
LINKS
WAYMARKING:
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visit link)
BOOKCROSSING:
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visit link)
GEOCACHING:
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visit link)
TO LOG A FIND THIS WAYMARK YOU HAVE TO LOG YOUR NAME AND DATE IN THE WAYMARKING LOG IN THE WAYMARKING BAG