It's hard not to like this place. It's hard to look for caches here and not go, "Hey, this place is huge! It needs more caches." So, for once, I opted against making things hard on myself. That neat place now has one more cache in it.
The container started out as a 3.5 inch metal cube but it got changed to something cylindrical and plastic of about the same volume. There's room inside for small trade items. Please cover it back up as you found it.
The cache is a daylight-only one and was placed with permission.
Have fun!
There's sort of a trail going up the mound. When you head up that sort of a trail, don't go past the pine tree on the left.
Please replace anything you moved as you found it even if you didn't find the cache. That way, you may be covering the cache back up, even though you didn't see it there. Otherwse, muggles will eventually spot it. (And look very carefully before you replace what you moved. Some caches blend in rather well.) This is good advice regardless of what cache you're looking for. It helps protect caches and it may help dispel the popular belief that all geocaching is good for is tearing natural scenery and other things apart.