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An easy trek along East Creek trail in Belleplain State Forest.
This cache is hidden along East Creek trail a half-mile+ from the meeting place for the 3 May Get-Together. This should pose no trouble whatsoever to locate. I saw two beautiful white-tail deer as I was hiking along the trail to place this.
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- OXO Corkscrew - 2022
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- Another Cache Without a Cemetery - 2021
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- The Maltese Falcon - 2020
- Today I Decluttered - 2019
- Warlock (1972-1976) #15 - 2018
- Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in History - 2017
- Dot . . . Dot . . . Dot . . . - 2017
- East Point Lighthouse - 2016
- Grandparents - 2016
- Biting My Tongue - 2015
- A Race Against Time - 2014
- Crash: A Tale of Two Species - 2013
- Stepping Forward - 2012
- Bring Your Child to Work - 2010
- The Children - 2009
- Oh My: The Apple and the Tree - 2008
- Video Response to John Edwards - 2007
- The Country - 2007
- Logic Loses to Mommy - 2006
- NCLB, Race and Public Understanding - 2006
- Golden - 2006
- Phillies vs. Braves - 2005
- East Creek - 2003
- Swamp Island - 2003
- Braves vs. Phillies - 2001
I liked the hide on this one. It was similar to Ski’s Rewards without the fanfare his received.
Rather than place the Rubbermaid container (recycled from Nestled Along Bayshore, I believe) next to a tree under a pile of sticks, I placed this out in the open and put some pine needles over it.
It was just a simple approach that drove cachers batty at the event. It was there, but it was hard to locate.
Yet, it went MIA. I scoured the area a couple times. The last time I spent a long time there making certain it was not there. It wasn’t.
When I picked this up, I ended my hides at Belleplain, vowing never to hide here again. I still love the East Creek trail, however.