The Yeats Motel for Travel Bugs Traditional Geocache
The Yeats Motel for Travel Bugs
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Between May and mid-June The Park will be extremely busy. Please be very careful retrieving this cache during this time.
Welcome to the Yeats motel. Check in takes no time and the view is fine. Rooms are reserved only for bugs. If you take a bug please leave one but if you can't trade but are heading out of town to move a bug along by all means take one. We are a Spring, Summer and Fall establishment. Winter will be a difficult trek and tough to check into the motel.
Visitors welcome. Management requests you sign the guest register and log your first visit as a find. Any Additional visits please just leave a note on the cache page.
Appropriately enough the FTF grand opening prize for this cache is a set of brand new travel bug tags!
The cache is in a secluded area of the park but the park is busy. Please be careful when retrieving the cache. Also, please replace the cache as you found it so it does not get muggled
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Nearby parking at N 43 07.905 W 077 36.475A great cache and dash. Plenty of parking can be found within a 0.25 mile walk.
The cache is less than 5 miles from the Greater Rochester Intl Airport.
Highland Park Info:
Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted to seem like a natural occurrence of trees, shrubs and flowers, Highland Park is actually a completely planned--and planted--arboretum or "tree garden". In addition to over 1200 lilac shrubs, the park boasts a Japanese Maple collection, 35 varieties of sweet-smelling magnolias, a barberry collection, a rock garden with dwarf evergreens, 700 varieties of rhododendron, azaleas, mountain laurel and andromeda, horse chestnuts, spring bulbs and wildflowers and a large number of trees. The park's pansy bed features 10,000 plants, designed into an oval floral "carpet" with a new pattern each year.
Don’t miss the three other great traditional caches located in this park!
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