Piper's Point Traditional Cache
Trudger: Just a note to say that I'm taking this cache down on a permanent basis. If the location isn't reused, I may put something back in the future. Thanks all! come and see the Boneyard Cache, which I will FINALLY be replacing nowt hat the weather is working in my favor again! Watch this week for "Boneyard: Resurrection"
-Trudger
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The Piper's Point Cache (Formerly The Nameless Cache) is high atop a local overlook, which sits on an old highway tunnel. Other than a short, steep climb, there isn't much to the terrain, but do be careful, as the stairs are less than pristine in places. Enjoy! Happy Caching!
***PLEASE NOTE***
This cache is in a green ammo box and shold not be confused with another letterbox that is not listed here on Geocaching.com. This letterbox is a small rubbermaid container, covered in camo tape and is in a state of disrepair, but it is not my cache and I feel I cannot tamper with it or remove it, so it will remain there in that condition unless the owner of that letterbox repairs or removes it. Thanks!
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The Nameless Cache now known as Piper's Point is on the overlook of the Old Route 75 Tunnel. This tunnel was closed down and sealed for many years, and reopened as a historic site in the late 80s. Now the site is host to the locally renowned "Haunted Tunnel" and is maintained by the local Lion's Club. There tends to be a little bit of garbage buildup here, so, a CITO visit would certainly be welcomed. Enjoy this great view of our historic town and watch your step coming and going. Have fun!
The cache is a standard ammo can. There's plenty of room, so feel free fill it up! The cache's initial contents are:
A camera to take a picture of your visit
A log book
The Heath Jr. TB
A mouse pad
My signature handmade Trudger Foot
My not so signature handmade clay dragon coin
A West Virginia collector spoon
A beanie alien
A fish candle
A US Army keychain
A foreign coin (couldn't quite figure from where.
If you know, tell us in the log)
A "Bucket of Tinkertoys" keychain
2 erasers
That's pretty much it. Good luck!
~~Trudger
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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