Tennis Enyone? (TE) Traditional Cache
jaspercacher: Hoping that by archiving this cache, someone else will plant one. Might be better spots around the general area that won't be susceptible to so much growth and overgrowth.
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Easy parking, grassy paths, no bushwacking.
Area would be vastly improved if you can take trash on the way out.
Cache is in the vicinity of Timothy Edwards Middle School.
Named for Timothy Edwards, clergyman, born in Hartford, Connecticut, 14 Nay, 1669; died in East Windsor, Connecticut, 27 January 1758. The Edwards family is of Welsh origin, the earliest known ancestor being the Rev. RICHARD EDWARDS, who, it is supposed, left Wales in the time of Queen Elizabeth, and settled in Oxford, or London, as a clergyman of the established Church. His son, WILLIAM Edwards, accompanied his mother to this country, she having been left a widow and married again, and took up his residence in Hartford, Conn. RICHARD, a wealthy merchant, son of William, was the father of Timothy. The latter was graduated at Harvard in 1691, receiving both his degrees the same day one in the morning, the other in the afternoon, "an uncommon mark of respect," say the East Windsor records, "paid to his extraordinary proficiency in learning."
Plenty of parking. Enjoy a game of tennis, or a walk through the orchards. Cache is found in an ammo box.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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