Squires Cache #3: Rodent's Post Traditional Cache

As part of the Squires Mini series.  Here we present Squires Rodent's Post.

Likely a fairly quick CandD micro if the parking area is not covered in snow.

tweezers will help with the logbook!!

Thornbury Township Facts

• Settled in 1685
• Named after Thornbury, Gloucestershire, England, the birthplace of Ann Gainer Pearce. Pearce's husband, George Pearce, was granted title to 490 acres in the Township by William Penn in 1685.
• Area 9.26 square miles
• Population-5,787 (2000 census)
• Distance to center city Philadelphia is 25 miles
• Thornbury is 74% residential, 1% commercial and 10% industrial, and 15% institutional
• Altitude: 350 to 400 feet above sea level
• Favorite Activity of residents and visitors: Geocaching (this may or may not be a fact you decide)
• Altitude 400 feet above sea level

Rodent Facts

• Who doesn't know that Rodents love to chew
• Rats can climb fence posts  (hint)
• Rat can have 15 litters a year (not a hint)
• Rats can jump at least 30 inches high but not at this location (this is also a hint)
• Rat borrows can be .5 to 3 meters deep (not a hint)
• Mice may use a bird nest box in the winter to nest in themselves (not a hint)
• A least 1 small Fake Rat in Thornbury Township can Hide in a wooden fence post at trails end closest to the road (may not be a fact but it is definitely a hint)