Talk about a dream
world for a kid with a dirt bike! Get a load of this place! One of
my students that lives nearby led me here. Why didn’t they make
things like this when I was a kid? I might take a chance on some of
them thar hills myself. I have already planned what I’m going to
say to my wife and boss….errr, the other boss, if I should crash.
“I know I’m 53 years old but…but....but...
[By the way, I
have since run these hills on my bike. The story is posted in the
description of my "Are We There Yet" cache.]
Take a look up at
the big locust trees! There are more here than anywhere else I’ve
ever seen. They must have been planted. Quite a neat ruins here
too. Fishing can be good in Snag Creek next door. It’s stocked with
striped bass. I heard the birds singing in great numbers, at least
around 4 - 5 PM anyway.
My choice of the
name Kiss’n Cousins will be self-evident once you get a look at the
two locust trees nearest the cache. I’ve never seen such unique
bark on the one. Neato! Please make sure to re-cover the film can
when you leave. Be careful not to make yourself too obvious to any
bike riders in the area.
Enter by way of
Cottage Row Road. The parking area is where the red dot is
here. We don’t
want to cut across private property. Besides, you would then miss
the bike hills.
Twist the can out
of and into its holder by turning it clockwise. Also be careful,
not to break any bark.