End of Detroit--Street That Is Traditional Cache
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End of Detroit--Street That Is
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This Cache is painted camo brown, and is in plain sight. You might have to look hard, but its in plain sight.
I was originally looking at the website and thought, "Yup, I would have to put one where I used to go sledding when I was a kid." To your far right of the cache is a hill we used to call "killer hill." When I first scoped the area there was an 82 year old man that happen to wander through and I stopped, and talked to him and he said that where I have the cache, used to be an old slaughter house.
The cache is painted camo brown. This is ALSO another PRIZE cache. I have a 1ST to find, AND a 2ND to find prize INSIDE the cache. I originally got this PRIZE cache from BIGGBYjedi so THANK YOU BIGGBYjedi for the idea. YOU RULE!!
There is a small path that leads down to the bottom of the hill that is CLEARLY visible. The other path that leads to the cache not so visible, but IS there. That is note worthy.
The path is also on a decline, not really for strollers I would say. If an 82 year old can make it down the hill on his own, the path isn't too steep for anybody. Please use caution though, I have seen lots of deer down there.
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