Between a Rock and a Hard Place Traditional Cache

This cache is temporarily unavailable.

Sapience Trek: Greetings!

This is a follow up to a note I posted some time ago. I'm disabling this cache now to hopefully get this problem resolved. Failure to respond within 30 days may result in this cache being archived,

I noticed that your cache has the "Owner Attention Requested" attribute set. At some point in the past a geocacher posted a "Owner Attention Requested" log on your cache. If you have addressed the issue or believe there is no longer an issue, you can remove this attribute by posting an "owner maintenance" log.

Often people will ignore caches that require maintenance so making sure this is correct will help cachers find your cache and improve the health score of your cache.

If you had disabled the cache in the near or distant past because of a maintenance issue and then re-enabled it, this doesn't automatically clear the "Owner Attention Requested" attribute.

Failure to remove this attribute could result in this cache getting archived at some point in the future.

Thank you!

Sapience Trek
sapiencetrek@gmail.com
Geocaching Volunteer Cache Reviewer

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Hidden : 4/10/2014
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

The Michael Ciaiola Conservation Area, formerly the Walter G. Merritt County Park, is owned by Putnam County, and is located on Havilland Hollow Rd. near Connecticut Route 37. There is a small parking area at this entrance. A second entrance is on Stagecoach Rd. south of N. Birch Hill Rd. Roadside parking is very limited at this entrance. The park is over 600 acres in size, and features a network of hiking trails offering views of mountain laurel and spectacular gorges and waterfalls.

This is a large aluminum cammo container. Enter the park from the END of Stagecoach Road. This is past the first entrance on Stagecoach Rd. This will be the WHITE Trail.

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