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Pottstown-Reading, Peaslee-Tuckahoe
Apr. 29th, 2013 12:33 pmDid another Pottstown geocaching trip on Saturday. I didn't hit the Schuylkill River Trail this time but I had many geocaches to do along and near Route 422, from Pottstown thru Douglassville and Birdsboro to Exeter. Plus, I had to return to a few areas to find the physical caches for puzzles I solved since my last trip. So that made for a rather full day. I found geocache #21000 near the end of the day. It was "Bear Hut" next to the Breakfast Hut diner in Exeter. I thought it was going to be another typical park & grab micro but it's actually rather creative. The hardest cache of the day was "Premium Water" at Philadelphia Premium Outlets in Pottstown. I attempted that late at night after dinner, when I knew the parking lot would be empty. I turned over so many rocks and I thought I wasn't going to find it when I finally got the correct rock!
On Sunday, I went to Peaslee WMA to do a few series of challenging geocaches that were published since my last visit. First, I did the "Will The Real Evil Pat Please Stand Up Event" series of geocaches. Those were quite challenging. #5 was the most difficult. I went to that spot 3 times and only succeeded the third time after getting an idea from one of the other caches. Then I attempted the GeoCamp series but by then, I was tired of searching for nearly-impossible caches so I cherry-picked the easy ones and then went off to do other geocaches along Route 49 towards Tuckahoe / Corbin City. The best cache of the day was the Jeep geocache at "Will The Real Evil Pat Please Stand Up Event # 2". It actually took me a minute to figure out that I had to pop the hood to get the log sheet because I thought it was under one of the seats at first.
( The caches... )
On Sunday, I went to Peaslee WMA to do a few series of challenging geocaches that were published since my last visit. First, I did the "Will The Real Evil Pat Please Stand Up Event" series of geocaches. Those were quite challenging. #5 was the most difficult. I went to that spot 3 times and only succeeded the third time after getting an idea from one of the other caches. Then I attempted the GeoCamp series but by then, I was tired of searching for nearly-impossible caches so I cherry-picked the easy ones and then went off to do other geocaches along Route 49 towards Tuckahoe / Corbin City. The best cache of the day was the Jeep geocache at "Will The Real Evil Pat Please Stand Up Event # 2". It actually took me a minute to figure out that I had to pop the hood to get the log sheet because I thought it was under one of the seats at first.
( The caches... )