2001 VFR Traditional Cache
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2001 VFR Interceptor
The cache is a 2-liter camouflaged Lock & Lock © container. It
is located behind a rocky outcrop on land that borders the
Androscoggin River.
It is located on the eastern side of the James Cleveland Bridge
that crosses the Androscoggin River in Berlin, NH.
On the western side of Unity street there is a wide, paved side
walk that runs the length of the road. There is a bicycle lane and
park benches along this roadway.
You’ll likely see cyclist, joggers, walkers, and bench sitters
along the way.
The city did a nice job creating this area many years ago when it
constructed the bridge during the early 1980’s. For years before
this bridge was built, only the Mason Street and the 12th. Street
bridges allowed access to Berlin’s East Side. These two bridges
replaced the former, now demolished YMCA bridge and another bridge
south of the 12th Street bridge, which is now open to foot traffic
only.
There is parking at: N 44°27.739” – W071°11.049” that will put you
right next to a relaxing park bench.
Take a moment to sit down and let your GPS’r settle.
From behind the bench you can enter the wooded area and navigate
around the back of the large rock outcrop that is pictured in one
of the photos.
There are rocky areas to cross on your way to the cache, so be
careful.
Please replace the cache as found.
Coordinates verified as good within 9.6’(see photo).
Kindly use stealth as there are likely be Geo-muggles along the
road.
First to Find “Hopeless Prospectors" –
10/09/2006
Enjoy.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Va n ybj penpx bs n ebpxl bhgpebc.
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