If you have done some of the previous green hides . . .
well this one is quite a bit different!
While hidden near a Evergreen
tree, it is not a "cone". It should be in view but it could take some searching to find this one. The unit is about the size of a larger "scuba tank" container.
The difficulty is due to the trees and the hill. Your GPSr will likely give you some false leads. I averaged for 5 minutes and after several practice runs, the best I could do was 19 ft accuracy with 20 ft. 
If you obtain better numbers let me know and I'll see about tweaking the location.
Some simple hints below.
So if you really get stumped (no not in a stump) email me and I drop you some progressive hints. Once found please re-hid just like you found it for the next searcher. Increasing star rating as its seems to be a bit more difficult that first thought! Thanks.
2-26-2012 STORM UPDATE . . Lots and Lots of Storm damage in the area BUT none at the hide! Use care in trekking to the hide.
Changing the hints a bit
4-13-2014 Some STORM damage in the area BUT none at the hide! Use care in trekking to the hide.
Changing the hints a bit
CONGRATULATIONS to the E Pierce County First Find Crew
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