welcome to my portion of the County Line Trail. when I heard some friends where hiding caches out here I volunteered to help out and do a section of the trail. all of my hides will be within 15 feet of the trail surface, most even closer, and I will provide a hint telling you if it is on the north side or the south as the trail runs in a more or less east/west direction.
at this location you will be looking for appropriately enough a Morton spice jar, so it's a smallish small. no room for a pen, and an extraction tool may be helpful.
near this location you will see a historic train depot. they played an important part in our early history, serving as a stopping point of a train to load and unload freight and passengers. the train was a vital ways to move around this country in a quicker manner than was previously possible. the advent of the interstate highway systems has reduced the use of trains in the carrying of passengers, but they are still widely used to haul freight. this depot has been re-purposed, and if they are open you can go inside the largely unchanged Rittman depot that has lots of railroad themed memorabilia on display.
now some general information, this trail can be very busy, at times. when I placed this cache I had to wait several times to complete my hide, so try and watch for non-cachers. also please remember there is an ACTIVE train track near by when searching for this and any other cache on this trail. I have taken care to not hide in a dangerous area, but you should always keep an eye on the little ones on this trail.
congratulations for the FTF goes out to JarJarJedi on 4-16-16