Park at N41 15.341 W75 41.431. From the parking coords use the
SGL access road across the street to get to the posted coords.
Remember, your on PA. SGL, so WEAR ORANGE.
Please hide the container as good or better than the way you
find it. There is bark in the area to cover up the large ammo can.
The road you park on is filled with many tales of ghosts and
legend. There used to be a narrow one lane bridge near the coords
that locals called “The Black Bridge” or “The Boo Boo Bridge”. It
is said that here, one of many things happened. There are many
different legends to be a girl. Some believe her to be a bride left
at the altar, who let out a loud scream before hanging herself at
the bridge. Others believe the girl was murdered on her prom night.
A third legend claims the screamer to be a mother and child said to
be killed on their way to a hospital. Yet others believe it is not
a girl at all, but an escaped lion from a visiting circus. The cry
is still heard today, whether it is a girl, woman, or lion. It is
said that if you were to point your car in the direction of the
old, once standing “Black Bridge”, preferably at night, shutting
off your engine, and were to beep your horn 3 times the ghost of a
woman will appear. There are 18 streetlights on this road, however
there are constantly 11 out, but never the same 11. In an old local
newspaper my father saved, there is a story of a hunter seeing a
monster. The article appeared in the Times Leader. A hunter was
hunting off of Suscon Road when he heard something coming up over
the hill. Then he heard another hunter in a tree stand start
screaming. The hunter jumped out of the tree and started running.
The hunter observed the creature with his 10 power binoculars, and
described him as “Being about 6 ft. long with a long snout. It
weighed about 200 pounds and was gray in color. It had webbed feet
with long claws and had a huge head”. The hunter refused to take
the Game Commissioner back to the site, because he was too scared.
The man also said “The ground was clawed up as if 100 turkeys had
gone through”. He told the officer it wasn’t a bear or a coyote, it
was a “Monster”. Other hunters the officer encountered claimed the
“monster” was the Suscon Screamer, a monster that came out of a bog
up there 30 or 40 years ago. After an internet search, I found that
in May of 1976 a family had a different encounter with an unusual
creature. They were visiting a nearby lake and saw a family of
four, 6ft tall, hairy animals resembling “Bigfoot”. So cachers
beware, call a friend and don’t go alone.
