H&H Martin Farms was established in 1889 by my great grandfather. It has been recognized as a Missouri Century Farm. We, along with my 95 year old grandfather still live on the farm today. The land is currently rented out & farmed by the Burkemper family. We have begun geocaching and there don't seem to be many geocaches in Moscow Mills.
This is easy to get to but not wheelchair accessable. The gravel road is not frequently traveled. You will be perfectly fine just pulling over to the side of the road as you make your way to the cache or pull in the driveway just SW of GZ. Be sure to wave to anyone traveling along the road. If you see someone out working when you pass, it's probably someone in my family! Just give them a wave--that's what we do here! And give a wave in the direction of the bay window SW of the cache. My grandpa watches everyone that drives up & down the road and weather permitting, may even come out to chat. The little white dog, zippy will just circle everywhere begging for a treat if he happens to be outside. Watch for him as he tends to blend in with the gravel & likes to stand in the middle of the road.
Not responsible for any accidents or injuries incurred while searching for this cache. Be on the lookout for bumblebees in the spring when flowers are in bloom. They love this area.
You are looking for a medium camo'd lock & lock container. I've started it with plenty of swag & a trackable to make this adult or child friendly. It's not hard to find. Just wanted to place one where my grandfather could see people out and about.
This is on our property. Permission granted by property owner.
Geocaching Small Tote Bag for the FTF.