Rosemary's Baby Traditional Cache

This park is unique, according to local experts, as it has an unusual mixture of trees . . . including, I believe, mulberry (both fruiting and non-fruiting) and cedar, as well as palms. (You can learn more about the trees here.) It also has a fairly new Palm Haven pilaster, the trademark of our 1913 era neighborhood. If you come during a nice summer day, you may find me there kicking a soccer ball around with my son. You will certainly encounter dogs, kids, and muggles if you come during the day. At night, keep a careful watch on the nearby houses that face the cache location, as one does not even have curtains in their big front window. The cache is large enough only for the log and some very small items. I have put five Sacagawea gold dollar coins in for the first five finders. (Please only take one each!)