While crashing through the
underbrush, Guinness (the caching dog) leading as usual, we came
upon this location.
While heading towards an Ed Scott
stage
Whacking thorny bushes in a rage
We came upon a highway elevated
Which caused our spirits to be elated.
Halfway along we came to a crossroad
Neither right nor left seemed the right road
I looked down marked the spot in a flash
And came back later to hide this cache.
Guinness says the location is at
GLPTRZOVNPQPNEODBIBGVQEGKGZGDGZGGLPGONRGABEC
ZUNUMPVLPGTQQGERPZPOLPEEPZTVNTRGNEDZLPEESVGC
Guinness with Caching Dog TB
This hike takes me approximately 50 minutes
(knowing the easiest route), so the under an hour designation is
borderline. As with any French Creek Cache, note that the
property boundaries shown as on the map inserted into the cache
page by Geocaching.com are about 30 years out of date. This cache
is well within the park boundary. Placed with permission of
the DCNR.
A few people have had trouble with the cipher, apparently not all
sites do it the same. I used on of the ones at
http://rumkin.com/tools/cipher/