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GC4WXB8 ▼

A cache by coiledpigeon Message this owner

Hidden : 2/1/2014

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

A micro cache on the hiking trail just a few minutes from Harford Road. This cache requires some fairly difficult tree climbing.

I placed this cache here because it is a nice spot to sit and relax, if the climb tires you I recommend resting on the nice stone bench nearby. This cache is not visible from the ground, and can only be reached via a rather difficult climb. I made the climb with no trouble, but I have a lot of experience and am quite tall. I would not recommend attempting this cache during or right after a rainstorm as it could become treacherous. There is no writing utensil so make sure you bring one, also try not to drop the cache in the river. Cache is Park approved. Happy Climbing.

As noted in the maintenance log from 12/05/15 a small pocket knife, car keys, or a flathead screwdriver is now required to open the cache.

Congratulations to Cooley1103 and CacheSking for the FTF, and kudos to them for CITOing.

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