The Coolest Geocache

I am working my way up to my 200th geocache and I know for some of you out there that is a low number but I have been taking my time and having fun with it. So we went over to the North shore of the lake a few days ago to geocache. We had never really been to the north shore, you have to cross the longest salt water bridge in the world to get there it is 29 miles long crossing the Lake Ponchetrain. I love Mandeville (the town on the north shore) There is land the houses are nice and they don't have a suburb feel to them and best of all it is clean. All that being said we only spent one day over there so I am not an expert but I liked what I saw. Anyway there is a geocacher who is a ingineer and he builds these wonderful elaborate things for his caches his caches are the reason we went all the way to Mandeville in the first place. For this cache he built and entire little garden as you can see in the first picture. It is called the Mystery of the Holy Grail and he built everything you see in these pictures, the cache was complete with a grail as you can see in the last picture even though it isn't a very good picture. I liked this one so much and the area that I had to dedicate a post to it.