Lifestyles are an interesting thing. As geocachers we all come from a diverse variety of backgrounds and experiences which make us exactly who we are today. What a great blend this creates as we find, log, and place geocaches all around the world. A geocache will always contain the same fundamentals: waterproof container, camouflage, log, etc. However, it's your own personal spin on the cache that makes each one special and unique. This brings me to my point...
Here along Croton's section of the Westchester Greenway Riverwalk, we get a sense of two worlds. Ready yourself at Senasqua or the Croton Point ballfield and take a journey through the difference in lifestyles. As you are passing through, keep in mind this cache is on the "other side of the tracks" for a reason. Looking down the long straight-away makes me feel as though I'm in a run-down industrial environment, but then at this juncture, what's that around the bend? It's really impressive how communities can change in an instant, and from this vantage point, you're merely on the outside looking in, or is it the other way around?
This cache is an experimental container, well-blended, and attached to its environment. When found, you'll need to use tweezers to remove the log. Also remember this is a public path with frequent muggle action, so stealth is a necessity.
Enjoy your time, and the cache!
