After leaving Ceres Park, I did a few other geocaches in the area, including two new ones in Washington Lake Park. The last one, "Fastball, Curveball, Screwball", turned out to be quite a challenge, although not for the reason intended by the cache owner. I couldn't open the cache because the two parts had rusted together. I brought it back to the car to try to open it with tools, only to discover that one pair of pliers wasn't enough. (I think I should keep at least two pairs of pliers in the car from now on.) So I looked around the ballfield for something that would help me open the cache. I noticed that the gap between the corner fenceposts looked just the right size. I wedged one end of the cache in there, twisted the other end with the pliers, and that did the trick!
Dinner was at Long John Silver's in Mantua. I had the two-fish combo. I'm running out of coupons in this month's set already, so I'll have to go somewhere else next South Jersey trip.
Ponte's trash in cash out (New Jersey)
120 Decibels (New Jersey)
A View From Above (New Jersey)
Shirley You Can't Be Ceres! (New Jersey)
Ceres Swampcache (New Jersey)
Are you "Ceres"? (New Jersey)
Rocket Marks the Spot (New Jersey)
Glassboro Cachier (New Jersey)
Washington Lake Pointe (New Jersey)
Another Washington Lake Park Cache (New Jersey)
Homeplate Away From Home (New Jersey)
Fastball, Curveball, Screwball (New Jersey)