OC Gold Traditional Cache
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A cammoed Almond Roca tin hidden on a hill side in Yorba Linda.
Not much Gold came out of the ground of Orange County but plenty has been made here. This spot represents much of the gold that can be found in "The OC".
Under the cache is a reservoir of oil and gas that until recently made lots of gold for the Shell Oil Company. Just north of the cache is the “Black Gold Golf Course” which makes gold for its owners today. Surrounding the cache are Orange trees which represent the agricultural gold that come from this county over the years. All around the cache you can see evidence of all the gold made through buying/selling and building of the very valuable Orange County Real Estate. If you look about eight and a half miles to the south east you can see the Disneyland Resort where tourists part with much of their gold to scream on thrill rides and look at an overgrown mouse. And much closer in that same direction is a school where the next generation of OC “gold miners” is being educated. After finding the cache take some time to admire the view.
Parking lot across the street in the school/park lot. Follow the white fenced trail until it meets a stone wall.
Use the opening there (no need to hop the fence). Cache is up the hill from there.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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