#U S into S Traditional Cache

Urn Plant Aechmea fasciata Aechmea fasciata grows in a rosette of stiff, arching leaves that form an urn. In its native South American rain forest, the leaves gather rain water in its urn, which must be filled with water at all times. Brown leaf tips are a sign that the plant is too dry

Sugar Notch Ridgetop Trail is a 3.06 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Wilkes-Barre, PA that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible from March until October. The Trail is located on Earth Conservancy land, and this cache is placed in accordance with their rules & regulations. Use of the land is permitted from sunrise to sunset. Hunting is permitted in this area, so please wear orange during hunting season!

We decided to do the A,B,C's of flowers, each cache will represent a unique flower. Caches were placed right off of the trails. The cache containers are various camo covered pill bottles. There are 24 caches in all. Only the first cache has a FTF prize. The last cache is placed at the eastern trailhead, near the Greater Hanover Area Reccreation Park BYOP and as always CITO. Happy caching....