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The new last one? - OU076B
This can be a relatively quick C&D or part of a walking / biking excursion.
Owner: sfcchaz
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Altitude: m. ASL.
 Region: United States > 0
Cache type: Other type
Size: Micro
Status: Archived
Date hidden: 2014-08-15
Date created: 2014-08-15
Date published: 2014-08-15
Last modification: 2019-07-13
2x Found
0x Not found
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watchers 0 watchers
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Rated as: n/a
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Kid Friendly  Available in Winter  Stealth Required  Listed on OCNA Only  Quick Cache  Bring Your Own Pen  BITcache  Limited Hours  Password needed to post log entry! 

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Description EN

This cache can be a stand alone cache or part of the planetary trail that I have created over the years. You will be seeking the marker for the planet Neptune.

The B&A Trail is a park and is open from dawn to dusk (notice the limited hour attribute). Wink

The B&A Trail is about 14 miles long and paved with asphalt. It parallels MD Route 2 most of its length. There is a connector at the northern end to put you on the BWI Trail which circles BWI Airport. The B&A Trail is a very popular trail for walkers, runners, inline skating and bicycling. I walk/run a portion of it for exercise starting at the Marley Station Mall in Glen Burnie.

Parking is available near the cache location at the end of Light Street. Remember to bring a camera or something to write with.

Please stay on the trail to within 10 or so feet of the final. You will find the cache just a few feet off of the trail.

You must physically visit this location to take credit for this cache.

The confimation code is at the bottom of the BIT cache itself. Please leave it the way you found it. Thanks!

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