Deer Run Series - "Great Western Railway Bridge"
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A quick grab and go out in the country. Enjoy the ride and the wildlife. Although these caches are in a series, they are all stand-alone caches, and they are not connected to a final cache.
When our kids were little we made a habit of taking them for a car ride out into the country just before bed. Bath, jammies and head to the car . . . this was the routine almost every night during the Spring, Summer and Fall seasons. By the time we got home, both kids were asleep and we were quite relaxed from a very enjoyable drive in the country.
We always told the kids we were going on a "Deer Run" because we would usually see several white-tailed deer. But as we drove around the St. George area we would also see pheasants, American kestrels, red-tailed hawks, Baltimore orioles, indigo bunting, belted kingfishers, falcons, wild turkeys, great blue heron, night heron, several species of ducks, loons, swans, geese, turtles, beavers, muskrats, coyotes, fishers, foxes, racoons, jack rabbits, cottontail rabbits, skunks . . . well, yes . . . the list goes on and on . . .
Since we visited specific places over and over, the kids decided to rename a lot of the country roads we traveled. These places have all become near and dear to our family over time, and now we will share them with you.
We did not rename this area, but we still take our peaceful car rides along this road every chance we get. The farmers' fields on either side of this road have either had beans or corn planted and we have often seen deer, foxes and coyotes as we have driven along this road and under the railway bridge.
Caches in the "DEER RUN" series include:
There's a Fungus Amung-Us!
Can Coon Lane
Great Western Railway Bridge
Ducky Ditch (soon to be published)
Turtle Trench (soon to be published)
Deer Fly Run (soon to be published)
. . . and possibly a few more to come!
The container is larger than a micro, but smaller than a small.
Remember to replace the cache as you found it.
Congratulations Bakers Dozen for FTF!
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