The Saint Paul Classic #23 - Active hide


 After deciding that I was never going to publish a puzzle cache, I have broken down and decided to do one.  

This will be a departure from hides I normally do, and I don't think anyone will really struggle with it.  I am shooting for an easy quick fun hide. 

My plan is to publish this one soon, so it will likely be submitted sometime between now and the end of the month.

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