The scientific name for the creature you search is "Arachnid"
(uh-rack-nid). That name comes from an old Greek story. In the
story, a girl named Arachne loved to weave. Her weaving was so
beautiful and perfect that the goddess Athena got jealous. To
punish Arachne, Athena turned her into a ... well ... find the
cache to find out!
Today, all Arachnids, weave silk. The more commmon name we call
this creature is actually from a German word meaning to spin.
Lynches River County Park is a popular day use park located south
of Florence off Highway 52 between Effingham and Coward. For the
young at heart, there's an elevated canopy "treehouse" walk. Canoe
and kayak rentals are also available for those who would like to
paddle Lynches River. A river boardwalk and numerous hiking trails
allow for a first hand look at both the river swamp and white sand
hills. The "riverwalk" boardwalk is over 1200 feet long and
handicap accessible.
For those wishing to spend a bit more time in the park, there's
also a "Splash Pad" swimming area, baseball diamond, and archery
range. Cabin and camping accomodations, as well as numerous
picnicing faciilties can also be found at Lynches River.
Of course there's also plenty of geocaches. Caches can be found
along the river, near the Splash Pad and campground, as well as
along all the park's various hiking trails. There's even a
treehouse cache and a "submarine" cache celebrating the recovery of
the H. L. Hunley.