[Random Bolding follows]There’s a fairly new park (or whatever, they have not announce plans) in Solebury Township.
It used to be flea markets there,with field behind. Next door was a diner.
The thought occurred to me
to place a cache here, but unless someone mowed, it would only be tick not cache friendly.
Well, guess what? OK not quite all but a big circular path has been mowed around perimeter. Smelling and looking nice too with the bush honeysuckle (invasive) and crab apples and dogwood blooming along with some might call pretty weeds.
There’s even a small tree to give afternoon shade to park under. Quite sure you will have the place all to you self. I have marked on map a few interesting spots.: namely- NOT alternate parking and thermonueclear device (ok maybe not, but what is it?) Strongly suggest if that’s the case you just walk on by to NOT Alternate parking (???)/TOTT then to GZ.
So I suggest you get here promptly for much desired one-of-a-kind FTF-OINK plaque prize.
The “park” - it has a ?-cache there also, for those of you too lazy or confused by my puzzles- it’s in plain sight as you enter. Obviously more that 151 meters from this new cache. But go ahead Brute force it, Ha
Have you read this far? As I’m getting bored with just this“normal” description, for this all too common cache and log container (Note I spare no expense on using a unique log holder. Bet you never saw one like it before)
‘As usual as with the ?-cache here, it’s in plain view (i.e. Has a view of the plains)
So on arrival at GZ if the thermonueclear gizmo allows. OH !No! what are you some newbie that forgot the TOTT (no offense newbies, even I at one time didn’t know what TOTT meant.)
Oh, you see it and there’s the cache, what you gonna do, jump? Well. I’m getting kindly in my very old-age in the hopes of getting to see Elysium Fields. There is A TOTT at NOT Alt parking (???)
PS. The title is for a certain (who has multiple names, and I'm his #1 fan) admired, kindly (
?), prolific cacher-placed as he likes a bunch of stuff like String Quartet No. 41 by Joseph Haydn (though I suspect he is not a fan of P Hindemith's 'Rana ivit blandiens' {Translation very lacking] and know title translates to freshman at pilot school.