The Hermitess Rests, again

Someone finds The Hermitess Rests, one of the geocaches we created for the exhibition Sleeping Under Stars, Living Under Satellites:

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Location: New York, United States
BriGuyNY found The Hermitess Rests (Traditional Cache) at 1/25/2014
Log Date: 1/25/2014
What a cool bit of history. Yeah, I wouldn’t want to live in a cave for more than 1 night, let alone 30 years… haha. Her and the Leatherman would have really hit it off, I’m sure [;)]. As for the cache, it was a quick find even in the snow! Very nicely done. Thanks for bringing me here, and TFTC! [8D]
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