This is Yodadog’s second micro hidden inside a covered bridge.
The first one is hidden somewhere inside Scott Bridge in Townshend,
VT, which is the longest single span wooden covered bridge in the
state of VT. If you ever get up that way, check it out! The cache
is called “Under Cover,”
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This micro is hidden inside a much smaller covered bridge -- in
fact, a lot smaller. Hence the name “Son of.” Located in the
Southford Falls State Park, this footbridge is a recreation of a
covered bridge that once crossed over the Eight-Mile River and also
separates the towns of Oxford and Southbury. The town line runs
right down the middle of the bridge. How cool is that!? Knowing
which side is which might be helpful if you decide to decrypt the
clue.
The posted coordinates will bring you to the entrance of the
bridge -- the rest is up to you! You will be hunting for a small
black mint tin affixed somewhere to the interior structure. It is
located within arm’s reach, so please, no climbing or hanging from
the rafters (which might draw the attention of passing muggles).
There is little room inside to trade, so PLEASE BRING A WRITING
UTENSIL to sign the log.
This cache is all-weather and snow-friendly and can be done on
your lunch break -- that is, if your boss gives you a long one!
Good Luck and Enjoy!