Miller/Wild Hammock Hide Traditional Cache
palmetto: No response from owner.
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This is a round plastic coffee container cammoed and hidden snugly off the trail. Minor bushwacking is necessary, and is most easily accessed from the trail that loops south of it's location. Any other way and you will probably get really muddy. Access to the park is at the end of Lewis St off Edwards Rd.
Here I offer another opportunity to open your vistas in this area. Gatorgirl6 and I discovered this park by accident during the wet season and could not access the cache area without getting muddy but the rest of the park was available. We found the grasslands a bit boring though we did find in our wanderings a great natural cache container which we may hide in the grasses at a later date. Once the waters receded, we easily traversed the red trail and was happy to say this is one of our favorite little hikes in the Ft. Pierce area.
I filled this large/medium container with lots of goodies including a travel bug, "Li'l Stinker" who wants to go to a BBQ place to absorb the atmosphere. If you can, please put an exchange TB in its place if you take it. We cache developers spend a great deal of time and money making these caches and wish the remainder of the cacheing world treat our caches fairly by helping keep the cachees viable.
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Qba'g sbetrg gb ybt lbhe ivfvg.