Lancaster XXXI - LOST C&D Series: mortonfox

Sunny, 80°F. I hadn't been up to the northwest and the Route 41 corridor in a while, so I thought I'd do it today. I found a bunch of geocaches in New London and Atglen but I spent most of the day on a 7-mile hike on the Enola Low-Grade Trail in Bart Township, Lancaster, to do part of the "LOST C&D Rails to Trails" series of geocaches. (L.O.S.T. stands for Lancaster Organization for Seeking Tupperware) I parked near cache #130 and went to the east from #130 to #150 and back. Then I walked to the west from #129 to #123 and back. Also met a bunch of geocachers on the trail, including, I believe, vauction, General Monster, MareSee, and JeepFeet. Most of this section of the trail was a flat gravel trail, so it was an easy walk despite the length. The biggest challenge was going through the tunnel under Mt. Pleasant Road because the tunnel was muddy and waterlogged.

The only real problem today was "Atglen park cache". It was technically on private property without permission because the evergreens adjacent to the cemetery belong to the property owner next door. They asked me to remove the cache once I found it, so I took it with me and posted a "Needs archived" note to the cache page.

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