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Arbor Day Cache In Trash Out® Event

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rainbowtree: Thank you to everyone who joined me in honoring our Tree Friends by cleaning up along the trail.

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Hidden : Friday, April 24, 2009
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Our State Tree is the Eastern Hemlock (Pinaceae Tsuga canadensis)
Leaf: Evergreen, 1/2 inch long, dark green in color, with 2 lines of white stomata below. Tips are blunt. Needles are two-ranked.
Flower: Monoecious; males yellow, small, round; females light green at branch tips.
Fruit: Ovoid, 3/4 inch long with rounded, entire scales. Maturing September to October.
Twig: Fine, gray-brown in color.
Bark: On young trees, gray-brown, smooth, turning scaly. Older trees are red-brown with wide ridges and furrows. When cut or broken, purple streaks are obvious.
Form: A medium-sized tree with a dense, conical crown, fine branches and a drooping terminal shoot. Typically a poor natural pruner.




Let's honor ARBOR DAY by doing some CITO work. This event will begin at 1:00 PM and end at 8:00 PM. Choose 1+ hours between 1:00 PM and 8:00 PM that is convenient for you. Please bring gloves and a small trash bag - kitchen or grocery size.

Cleanup will be along the old Erie Railroad grade, a hiking trail from Droney Road to Taintor Road. Please use separate bags for plastic, metal, glass, garbage. I will recycle and dispose of all collected materials.

You may park on Droney Road and CITO towards Taintor Road. Alternatively, you may park on Taintor Road and CITO towards Droney Road.

Enjoy caching during this CITO event. The bookmark lists caches near your CITO route.

When you have completed the CITO route, kindly go to the posted coordinates to drop off all collected materials and sign the log. Parking is limited, so please park close to each other. My neighbor has graciously allowed us to use space in front of his garage (white - double doors) as well as the turnaround space next to my garage (green trim). When you are finished, a challenge awaits you. Who will be brave enough to master the rings?!

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