A Short Commute Traditional Geocache
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The first of several to be placed by the IV Geocache Club around Enon. We have decided to start off with some easy ones while we learn the ropes. While this one is technically on private property, with the permission of the owner, you will have to access it by going to the Enon Cemetery. The entrance to the cemetery is on Dayton - Springfield Rd. or SR 444 as you head east towards Springfield. Years ago I used to work in this cemetery while attending college. It was very easy for me to get to work. Simply grab the large limb hanging from the maple tree and swing over the fence. Like most cemeteries, Enon Cemetery has some really old grave markers and some interesting new ones. It is open from dawn to dusk. Park as close as you like while staying on the blacktop. If they are out, be sure to say hello to Duke and Abby, the neighbor's rambunctious boxers. You may need your own writing tool. Good luck! Update: The original cache hider, Castlequick, was my brother. He passed away in 20016 due to cancer. The cache is hidden on private property but accessible by the cemetery ONLY...DO NOT CLIMB THE FENCE!! Once at GZ look behind you towards the cemetery, locate the largest headstone that says Shellabarger. Jeff, Castlequick is directly in front of that one. Feel free to take a picture with Castlequick's headstone. Good luck. during this covid-19 I have had the pleasure of running back to the cache when I saw a few looking. Always nice to meet geocachers.
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