GCTENA SMX HQ 2 - The Homestead (a Geo-Rest Stop) (Traditional Cache) in North Carolina, United States created by The Skirted Cacher

This cache has been archived.

MrsMamaHen: PLEASE READ!!! This cache is getting archived due to the fact that it is on our property and we will be moving very, very soon. Any travel bugs or coins will be taken to another cache shortly, so their owners do not need to worry.

I just want to say "thank you" to every geocacher that has stopped by and visited this cache, as well as all of those that we have had the pleasure to meet because of it.

Happy Caching!
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GCTENA ▼

A cache by The Skirted Cacher Message this owner

Hidden : 2/13/2006

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Size: Size: large (large)

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Geocache Description:

Extra large Ammo Can Cache.
This cache has had some changes to it. Instead of driving right to it, we ask that you park and walk to the cache. You will see a chain across the entry. Please park there, and when you park, you will see the cache location. You will notice lots of warning signs, but GEOCACHERS ARE WELCOME GUESTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This hide is located just off exit 58 of I-95. Easy for those traveling both North and South. It is also at the end of the *new I-295* (not on most maps) which runs over from Ramsey Street/Hwy 401

There is no hint, you shouldn't need one. What you will find here, is a welcoming spot to have a seat and restfully log your find and no need to worry about stealth.

The owner family of this cache used to be referred to as the "SmithMtnXplorers" or "SMXers" for short....then the children all wanted their own names. Mrs. SMX became "The Skirted Cacher" and we still call ourselves the SMX crew. Thus, the "SMX HQ" - or our homestead!

Please be careful with the little ones. There are fireants in the area. It is a never-ending battle with those things. So if it looks like an ant mound (MOUNTAIN), avoid it!