Kings Bay Trail #90 Traditional Cache

With #90 on this trail, you are getting closer to U.S.Highway 17, which years ago was the main NYC-Miami paved road.  By 1973 the Georgia portion of I-95 was finished, and hundreds of small businesses that depended on tourism along Highway 17 were quickly shuttered.  The old single-story motels along the highway are long gone now, as are most of the restaurants and other tourism-related businesses that thrived in the 1950's and 60's.  The memories still survive, the most vivid of which for me is going into Kingsland to just sit and watch the military vehicles that streamed down the highway heading south for days on end, around the clock, during the Cuban missile crisis. This one is for your boots, with some pretty deep water to cross. If you found the first few at the beginning of the trail, you should be well prepared, particularly if there has been any significant rainfall.  . . .

Permission has been granted by the proper authorities for the placement of these caches.  Be careful and pull well off the pavement.  This one even has a pen!

You are looking for a pint-sized container, paint-camoed.