Well, while the material theme continues, the architectural theme seems to have switched up a bit. Something Palladian looking (maybe) in stone and brick? Not bad. Not bad at all. Especially for a smaller town like this. Yes, I know I’ve mentioned on a few occasions and even recently that sometimes the most interesting courthouses can be found in the smallest towns, but I also didn’t care. I was thinking of home and bed. That’s never a good sign travelwise.
As for the cache, I had hoped to get something in town. I always prefer to grab something in town or on the way to town because if I’m on the way out and try to grab something, I might have to double back or, worse, grab something in the wrong county. In this case, I saw a virtual and figured that that would be safe enough and there were a few nearby traditional and an earthcache if it wasn’t. It turned out to be related to a strange geological formation in the area, not entirely pictured here because the formation layout was part of the solving. Basically, it was a series of rocks that are seemingly out of place with the landscape. The earthcache was there and went into greater detail on the geological nature of their existence, but I had neither the time nor the energy to get into that. I was running and gunning a little because this was the start of the penultimate leg of my journey. I wanted to get home as soon as I could an at a reasonable hour and I had one final stop to make on the road to the highway, claiming one final county, finding one final cache in…
Geocaching While Black 