GC2YV5A SMB #60 Murphy's computer laws (Traditional Cache) in Nova Scotia, Canada created by newcrew1

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Hidden : 7/10/2011

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Murphy's Computer Law:
Computers never work the way they are supposed to. Especially when nothing is wrong with them.

This a continuation of the family orientated caches along the St Margaret's Bay R2T. St. Margaret's Bay Rails to Trails was set up in 1999 as a multi use trail. It is a well maintained trail suitable for wheel chairs. The trail has a number of white birch stands, bridges over water and birds (finches, chickadees and blue jays) to name a few that are in abundance. The ties that were removed from the tracks are discarded along the trail providing homes to various wildlife.

There are 3 trailheads. The 1st is located at the western end of the trail on Station Road in Hubbards; the 2nd at the Head of St. Margaret's Bay on Station Road and the 3rd at the eastern end on Highway 3 at Hubley.
Length of Trail: 32 km