OFHP 1-9 – End of the Road Traditional Cache

This cache is the part of the Oak Forest Heritage Preserve - Series 1. Collect a code from each of the 10 caches in this series to solve for the location of the final. 

OFHP 1-9 – The End of the Road

the end of the road

1. Lit. the place where the road stops; the end of the route, such as a bus, train, or subway route. Our house is at the end of the road.We drove to the end of the road and began our hike into the mountains.
2. Fig. the end of the whole process. When we reach the end of the road on this project, we'll get paid.You've come to the end of the road. I'll not lend you another penny.
3. Euph. death. When I reach the end of the road, I wish to be buried in a quiet place, near some trees.She was nearly ninety when she came to the end of the road.

The Cache:

1. Lit. the place where the road stops There used to be a road here…this is at the end of it
2. Fig. the end of the whole process. If you did these caches in order, there is one more cache required to learn the coordinates of the bonus cache. You have almost reached the end of the road.
3. Euph. death. This cache is located in the North-West corner of the final burying place where over 90,000 have reached the end of the road… There is also something else in this spot that has met the end of the road (mentioned in number 3 above).

Pill container with room for a few small Items. 

Parking:

Visitors can enter the Oak Forest Heritage Preserve off 159th Street, through the Medical Center's main entrance, and follow the signs (just tell security that you are visiting the Heritage Preserve). Parking is also available through the parking lot on Fieldcrest Drive just off of Pulaski or at the Fieldcrest Park parking lot.

Notes:

• Bring your camera! This is a beautiful preserve with a lot of wildlife, history, and many informative signs.
• This is a forest preserve and I suggest bug repellent and long pants. Watch for poison ivy, although I tried to place all caches away from it, you may run into it. There are also ticks in the area.
• This series can be done walking, running, or biking.
• Dogs are allowed, but must be leashed at all times.
• Do not place the following items in the Geocache: Food items, inappropriate, offensive, or hazardous materials.
• Hours are sunrise until sunset. Preserve users must not be in the preserves after hours.
• Please remember, it’s not an official find until you log it online.