Beeeeautiful Cache! Traditional Cache
OReviewer: I believe the owner meant to archive the listing.
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I placed this, with permission, on private property, so kindly remember to carry your trash back out with you. There is lot's of cool SWAG for all ages for the FTF to choose from. You're looking for a clear plastic rectangular container. There is a log in a plastic bag as well as a pencil. Please leave the pencil in the cache, and just in case, better BYOP.
You can park at these coordinates:
N41° 57.527' W77° 00.017'
Draper's Apiary represents a piece of local history in our area, and is one of my families favorite places to visit. In 1974 Bernie Draper, the father, (now in heaven) had a dream of establishing a honey handling and bee supply business in Pennsylvania. He started with one hive then his son, Bill and grandson Royal, eventually increased bee-hive colony numbers to around 1,000, producing 60,000 to 110,000 pounds of honey per year. Today they have about 240 hives simply because the demand for high quality U.S.A. produced bee products keeps us them so busy that they hardly have time to go out and work the hives. They supplied honey to the White House for years until 9/11. They have appeared on ABC's "Good Morning America," as well appearing on both local TV stations. Feel free to stop in and talk and look at their exhibition hives inside (contained in glass - fascinating!).
Congratulations to trsmario for FTF! Wow, that was quick!
Additional Hints
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