PART 1 Drive slowly along Polly Drummond Hill Road and pull
into the long driveway for the Pike Creek Bible Church and Pike
Creek Christian School. You are at published coordinates and just
finished part 1. Now to part 2. (At one time you had to get a
number from the sign before it was changed.
PART 2 Now go due west to 39D 42.830 75D 42.859 (Just
drive down to the church/school
White Clay Creek State Park has a trail access point here and
Pike Creek Bible Church permits parking here. It is a favorite
starting point for may bikers and one of the close place I take the
geodog "Precious" for walks
Look at the 4" x 4" wooden post about 4' high with circular
marker discs. The front side has 5 discs. Subtract the number of
discs on both sides of the post from the 5 disc on the front to get
"A" that is used for the third part of the cache.
PART 3
39° 42.805 75° DEG
43.08A
The cache is a short walk down to Middle Run, which is the
boundary between White Clay Creek State Park (east side) and Middle
Run Natural Area, a county park (west side).
Recently a new high tech FRP pedestrian bridge was built with a
70 foot span. The Bridge was build in two days with volunteer
labor. From pieces that had to be carried in by hand and bolted
together, just like a giant erector set. Since I was one of the
volunteers I got a very good appreciation of potential hiding
spots, especially laying on my back on a temporary scaffold
tightning up the bolts on the bridge
The cache container is a tube colored light green to better
blend in. There should be no need to get wet finding this cache
that is in the county Middle Run area (west of center line of the
stream). Be for-warned--this one is very well hidden.
GPS signals can be bad in this valley area, especially with tree
cover. You should be within 25 feet of the west end of the
bridge