You can find many features in Hanlon Creek that provide evidence
of former farms in the region, before it was transformed into
subdivisions and park. There are fences, old fields that are now
pine plantations, tractor trails, stonepiles, and of course old
cedar fences.
This cache is at an obvious cedar fencerow corner right beside
the trail. The easiest entry is at the trail off Clairfields Dr.
W., between Keys Cresc. and Jean Anderson Cresc. The trail goes
past a small constructed wetland and turns either north or south at
the main Hanlon Creek spring. Turn north (right) for this
cache.
It’s a medium to small container, hidden under the old
cedar rails at the fence corner right beside the trail –
watch for muggles. You can continue north to find the Meadow Trail
cache and the Swamp Trail cache. A Tim’s card for the FTF and
a travel bug I picked up recently.
Check the Hanlon Creek trail maps on my blog, Hanlon Creek Journal, Jan. 26, 2010
posting.