Suggested parking is just off the side of Paisley Road near Eileen Road (see waypoint). Don't walk from the suggested parking area straight to the cache or you will get wet crossing the creek. Walk along the street to Bancroft and then down Bandore Rd. Please do not park along Bandore road as this may lead to suspicion by the residents of the dead end street. The area where the cache is hidden can become very muddy if there has been rain recently. There is also some Poison Ivy scattered about. The park is open during daylight hours only (no night caching).
FYI: Definitions: (These have nothing to do with how the cache is hidden)
Bandore: An obsolete large long-necked plucked string musical instrument resembling a guitar.
Down-easter:
1. a full-rigged ship built in New England in the late 19th century, usually of wood and relatively fast.
2. a style of modern small boats often used by Maine/New England Lobster fishermen.
3. a native or inhabitant of Maine.
4. a native or inhabitant of New England.
5. Canadian. a native or resident of the Maritime Provinces.
Photo Credit: Picture of Down-Easter "Alexa" from thisisprocrastination.com