It’s almost like I’ve seen a courthouse like this one before… I certainly didn’t expect the stage to be there on the courthouse square, but I will admit that their monument collection is quite robust. I also have to say their muggle quotient was quite high, especially from older couples admiring all the monuments. That made things more difficult because there was a cache right here on the square.
At first I thought it was hidden in the rocks in the waterfall fountain wall, which would have been totally worth a favorite, but alas no. I finally figured out that it was in flagpole skirt, but I lifted it to find two strips of velcro and nothing else. A few messages back and forth with the owner confirmed what I already knew: someone had walked off with the cache. Bunch of savages in this town! So went off again to a nearby old train station. I started tromping around in the field next to it, poking in the tall grass, not finding anything of use until…
Is that a water fixture of some kind? That can’t be a coincidence.
Boom! That one was pretty well hidden! I liked it enough to give it one of my stingily hoarded favorites! And then, like a flash, I was gone and on the way to…
Geocaching While Black 
That restroom alone will be worth a trip.
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How come nobody had ever mentioned this awesome bathroom BEFORE I went there? 😛
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I was going to ask about the restroom too! If only for that, it’s worth a photo and a giggle and I dare you to use it. It’s unsettling. 🙂
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Please tell me you used the glass rest room on the courthouse square!!
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Where? Mother of crap! I missed it! I may have to make a special detour when I get to Hunt County next door…
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There are two glass cubed on the square. They are restrooms. Go inside and you see all around outside while you do your duty. Its a very weird experience. I’m surprised you didn’t see them.
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