I once was lost... Traditional Cache

Family style large container for plenty of swag. Nice location near busy road. Well manicured area to stay away from the chiggars and the stick tights in the summer time. Should be an easy park and find in less than 15 minutes. Let the kids search for it in the places they would likely look. My kids are who hid it. 

Let the kids find this one. Safe, manicured, obvious hiding places to search through. NO bushwacking. The cache container is a large plastic couscous container with a screw on lid. It has been cleaned and camo'd up for hiding. We placed lots of swag in and a medal for FTF. We are a family that likes to cache with the kids so we wanted to hide one that was easier for the younger kids to find and to get excited about which is what happened with my kids so I wanted to share the experience with others. This corner is a nice little park like area near a busy intersection. It is well manicured and parking on Clover Hill is plentiful as there are not any houses on the side of the street that it was hidden. It is near a convenience store and several restaurants for those needing drinks or a meal. There are two churches near this corner which is the reason for the name. I bike ride this loop and have even named a path called "The Clover Hill Climb" that starts on this corner and ends 1.5 miles away near Debbie and Matlock. Uphill the whole way. We hid this cache as a starting place in Texas for a travel bug we picked up in Connecticut while on vacation.