This cache is on my property, you won't have to go far on it.
Feel free to park in the driveway of 9255, or in front of the oak tree.
The cache will become very apparent when you walk up to the maple.
Don't mind the dog if you hear him barking, he is just saying hello.
This is my very first cache, in my favorite tree. I hope you enjoy it.
Happy hunting and be safe.
The first documented Norwegian maple introduction to North America was in 1756. It has naturalized in Great Britain, the northeastern United States, and southeastern Canada. The Norwegian maple is widely planted as a shade tree in urban areas because it can tolerate drought, deicing salt, compacted soils, and air pollution. Norway maple has many cultivars with distinct forms including columnar, and weeping varieties. Another distinct characteristic is the green to burgundy range in leaf color.