A WILDERNESS LOST ~ End of the road ~ Traditional Cache

Return container to its 'cave' as found S.V.P. ~

This is a replacement for A Wilderness Lost as the nearby homeowner constantly stole or threw out the containers even tho it was on a public access 'Hydro Corridor'
~It was also moved so that nearby (Where did the grass go?) could be published as it was too close to my previous location to qualify.

This area was once forested with mostly cedar trees, then along came the Hydro lines in the 80s and the forest with its creek, deer, rabbits and many birds was lost forever. - The area along Anderson was designated for housing in 1988 but due to the adverse economy it was left untouched until one too many fires racing towards the southern area of this former farm bush lot made the developer decide to denude the cedar forest, till the soil and plant crops instead. Shortly after that Dryden was extended from Anderson up, through the field, and another subdivision sprang up shortly afterward. - Here, in 2009 over 20 years later, the lower section along Anderson and Dryden has not been developed yet but once this market downturn is reversed the open area will surely disappear quickly.