White Cliffs of Epps Traditional Geocache
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England has the White Cliffs of Dover, we have the White Cliffs of Epps on the Tombigbee River. These limestone deposits make for some interesting topography and usually include lots of shell fossils and fragments. Look around, you might find a few.
There is a place to park where you can make a short walk back under the bridge to the cache location. You can easily drive by the entrance to this area. It is located at the west end of the bridge, immediately on the right after you leave the bridge if you are heading west, or immediately to the left just before you get to the bridge if you are heading east.
To find the cache, go to the listed coordinates and face the river. The cache is located about head high on the largest cedar between you and the river. By my gps, it was about 10 feet away. Happy caching.
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