GC5EE1
39.98865 -74.790733
Like everyone else, I did not see the trail.
It was an easy cross over and the cache was readily spotted when doing so.
I took a pencil and left some postcards. I also took photograph #24 on the camera.
I headed back to the parking area. The trail was easily spotted. Hmmm . . . how do we all miss it? It is there. Anyhow . . . I thought I would treat myself to lunch there, but ended up only with a creamy birch beer. Recommended!
Fro.
GC720A
N39° 59.245 W74° 47.226
Nice cemetery!
I drove right to this one. A very easy find. I took and left nothing.
Fro.
GC2F23
39.877467 -74.861733
This cache is done!
It was totally out in the open with no covering.
It was absolutely soaked!. I did my best to dry things out, but everything is ruined. I wrestled with just taking this away, but thought the cache owner might want to check on it.
It sounds like this has been a problem with this cache. Maybe kids are having fun. I do not know. Although the cache is there, there is nothing to exchange. The log was so soaked through, I left a fresh piece of paper with my log on it.
Really, this is not one to be sought at this point.
With the state of this one, I did not even attempt the other, Big Blue Barn, which others have indicated is not around.
Fro.
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Found this one. Took and left nothing. I will explain in the next log.
Fro.
GC3DB8
39.910333 -75.028733
Second time was a charm!
For the life of me, I do not know how I could not have spotted this thing previously. Oh well . . .
I took nothing and left a few postcards.
There were brochures today. I took one of those.
I am happy to have cleared this one. It bothered me that I hadn’t found it b4.
Fro.
GC2DAD
39.879317 -75.020333
I made it! I had looked for this one once b4, but I could not find the park. I had trouble with that again today. I did, however, find some beautiful homes. My my . . .
Anyhow, once I found the park, I was happy. It was a nice trek in. I spotted the tree from the trail. As I made my approach, I hit a patch of wet leaves and slid into the cache! “Safe!” an umpire would have called.
I took the HP keychain and left some postcards.
Fro.
GC4AFA
39.845833 -75.028267
As others have mentioned, I had to be patient. I do not know what would cause the GPSr to be so erratic there, but it is. I found the cache when I adjust a little further down from where I was. It was exposed. The leaves probably just blew away.
I took and left nothing at this cache.
Thanks for the hunt,
Fro.
GC65B5
39.9543 -75.163583
This was the first of the day. I was pleasantly surprised as to the answer to this one. I do enjoy this brand of cookies.
This was an easy one to log, but parking is always a bear in that area.
Thank you for the hunt,
Fro.
GC52E6
39.904733 -75.171267
There was more traffic in this area at 9:00 in the morning than I would have expected. Parking, however, was not an issue. Late afternoon on and there is no guarantee.
Interesting virtual . . .
Fro.
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As I recall, this was the Rocky statue, which no longer is there given the Spectrum no longer exists. 🙂
GC7268
40.01945 -74.6613
Well, you folks know how it is . . . one last one for the day. I drove SLOWLY (are there enough signs to emphasize that point?) to the park. I parked right next to it. Somehow, I ended up with a gash in my leg. Lots of blood. Hmmm . . . other than some prickly bushes for a few feet, this was easy.
Took and left nothing.
Also, the cache description mentions another cache in the park (Grandma’s Attic). I had no paperwork on that one, so I wasn’t going to be able to hunt anyhow. But I do not see one under your profile with that name. Was that a planned cache that has not happened?
Fro.
GC7109
40.046167 -74.641533
This was going to be my last of the day. I hadn’t eaten (I should have had a sandwich back in Mt. Holly) and was soaked through.
I walked right to this one after I backed up down the road. I didn’t realize at first I would not be able to get in at the end. No traffic to worry about there. 🙂
Took and left nothing.
Fro.