PM VT Cache Traditional Cache
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The Gorham Bridge in Pittsford, VT, is a classic example of a New England covered bridge. It was originally built in 1842 and was recently renovated. It crosses Otter Creek near the border of Pttsford and Proctor and is a great place to watch the foliage change in fall. It's also a great place for a geocache.
This cache is part of Popular Mechanics' series of caches that were hidden as part of an article on geocaching in the May 2011 issue. It is encased in a medium-sized Tupperware container. Inside the cache is a free t-shirt for the first lucky cacher to find it (if you take it, please leave something fun for the next cacher). There's also a Travel Bug that is aching for a fun trip.
To find the cache, you've got to spend a bit of time investigating the bridge and appreciating its construction. Make sure to watch out for cars crossing the bridge as you explore.
Note:
This cache was placed with special permission from Groundspeak.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Gur pnpur vf uvqqra va gur fgehpgher ba gur fbhgujrfg raq bs gur oevqtr. Ybbx ng nobhg urnq yriry.
Treasures
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