Root of all Evil Traditional Cache

This cache brings you to one of West Virginia's many back roads. It's a nice, straight little stretch of beauty. We decided to place a cache here after noticing that Greasy Ridge's caches are mostly inactive or missing.

This is a P&G, although there is no designated pull-off nearby. You can either pull halfway off the road to retrieve it, or hike from the close-by radio tower. WARNING!! Do not snoop around the radio station as there are security cameras and no trespassing signs on the fence after the pull-off. The container is a 35 mm film canister. It has a 1949 Denver wheat penny as a FTF prize. There are many large and beautiful trees in this stretch of old WV, so take a little while and just enjoy them! There's a legend of how Greasy Ridge got it's name. It goes sort of like this: A woman stole a lot of butter from nearby Princeton, and was running from the cops back to her home. The butter started melting, and the police used the trail to find her. (This is most likely not true, but my grandfather told me about it)