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Rick's Hideaway Traditional Cache

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RickAnn: We tried to find the cache today, but were unsuccessful. We think it has been muggled as we could not find any evidence of it. RickAnn

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Hidden : 7/21/2007
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is located in the Bradley Palmer State Forest between Topsfield and Ipswich, Massachusetts. The entrance to the park is off Asbury Street. The coordinates for the area to park in are: (N42 39.072 W70 54.443), but in season there is a daily charge for parking. Parking can also be located on Topsfield Road, near the foot bridge at: (N42 39.602 W70 54.171). 2.0/2.5 Corrected coordinates are:
N42 39.524 W070 53.762. Sorry for the confusion.

Bradley Palmer State Park is 721-acre former estate featuring pine needled paths, acres of sunny rolling meadows and spectacular rhododendrons which line old carriage roads. Peak bloom is usually in mid-June.
Bradley Palmer was a noted attorney of the early 1900s who represented Sinclair Oil in the Teapot Dome Scandal and President Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference after the First World War.

This cache is located in the Bradley Palmer State Forest between Topsfield and Ipswich, Massachusetts. The entrance to the park is off Asbury Street. The coordinates for the area to park in are: (N42 39.072 W70 54.443), but in season there is a daily charge for parking. Parking can also be located on Topsfield Road, near the foot bridge at: (N42 39.602 W70 54.171). Happy geocaching.

Trail Maps for Bradley Palmer State Park can be located at one of the following links:
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Start out by crossing the foot bridge, turn left, and from there you are on your own. Happy caching. The trail brings you along the Ipswich river.

The container is a 10”x6”x6” Lock ‘n Lock box. There is not much bushwhacking as it is a pretty open area. It was initially stocked with a Push ‘n Flip car, a Hi-Flier Yo-Yo, a pickup truck, a hot wheels racer, a RickAnn Signature piece, 3 Travel Bugs and a FTF prize. Please limit swaps to good trade items, Travel Bugs and Geo coins. Travel Bugs may also come and go on occasion. We left a log book to sign and date and a special prize for the FTF. This is an easy walk through the woods. The surrounding woods are dotted with white pine, with fine broad paths carpeted in layers of pine needles for walking or horseback riding. Enjoy the many trails in the area. Be careful of ticks, mosquitoes and road apples, especially in the summer. Enjoy the many trails in the area. Have fun.

Activities
Hiking, birding & nature study, cross country skiing & snowshoeing, fishing, canoeing.

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Please use caution when hunting and replacing a cache. A muggled cache could lead to the loss of Travel Bugs or Geocoins. Be wary of your surroundings.

Congrats to Cape Ann Carol for another FTF.

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