This cache is located on the Mountain Campus of
Berry College near landmarks familiar to alumni and visitors from
around the world. If you need directions just ask a gate guard,
campus cop or a student. Approach from the parking coordinates and
you will find the trail easily.
The surrounding area is a scenic wonder. Imagine
swans gliding across the mirror surface of a small lake. Under the
shade of cypress trees white ducks are walking along the edge of a
small waterfall, plucking morsels from the stream as it tumbles
from one quiet pool into another. On the hilltop is a rustic chapel
of surpassing beauty, fashioned of native stone. And, less than a
mile to the west you can visit The Old Mill, constructed by
students in 1930. It's the world's largest overshot waterwheel,
still serving its millstone and more than capable of producing
fresh corn meal from the fruits of the campus fields.
Berry's combined lands include more than 28,000
acres of mountain, forest and farm, in addition to a modern college
campus. Indulge yourself in some quiet exploration. Watch for deer,
wild turkey and fox, along with the horses and cattle. Oh, and
Berry is a great school, too. It is consistently ranked among the
top small colleges in America. Dr_GloPos is proud to be an
alumnus.
Enough prose... Enjoy the
cache!
"I pray that I
may leave the world more beautiful than I found it."
~ Martha
Berry (1866-1942)
Founder, Berry Schools & Berry College
