So I had cut this series off at 20 because I was starting to feel like I was going to have to place any more in people's front yards. Not ideal.
But... I drive this road as part of my route to the highway (or back) twice per day and I've been looking for spots to squeeze one or two more in. This spot has been speaking to me for a solid week. Of course, now the numbering sequence is slightly messed up.
Stealth required! The houses are much closer together now and stopping for this cache will possibly leave you in view of a couple of living room windows. On to the regular listing...
Need to maintain a streak? Looking for a quick find? Here's a cache for you!
Recently, I've been trying to maintain a long streak and that's not always easy to do, especially close to home or work. So, inspired by a series of roadside caches we did in SW Ontario back in September, here's a series of 21 (and counting!) caches trying to make that easier for other folks or for cachers just looking for batch of quick, easy finds.
This is one of a series of easy park and grabs starting as close as I can get to the intersection of Bridge St and Deseronto Road and reaching towards town until all of the options are gone. There are a couple of larger gaps, but I tried to keep them a couple of hundred metres apart without too much muggle visibility. You'll be looking for an uncamoflaged bison tube, usually brightly coloured, on the back or side of a hydro pole, fence post, or tree.
The shoulders along Bridge Street are mostly pretty good, but that's a bit variable in the winter depending on how much snow has fallen recently.
Note: a couple of the attributes are seasonal. Ticks have been bad the last couple of years, and at certain times of the year or under certain conditions, there can be A LOT of water in the ditches. These may or may not apply to any particular cache in the series. Happy caching!