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Caching in Landrum

Posted on February 15, 2005 By Tom No Comments on Caching in Landrum
Geocaching and Maps

Laura was grading papers, so I my job was to stay out of her way.  My map showed a caching “power trail” through the Landrum/Tryon area, so I decided to head that way.  I found one neat little micro, then a traditional cache at the “Welcome to Landrum” sign.  In town, it was a different story.  Basically, it looked like someone had carpet-bombed the place with microcaches.  Not only was every little park and/or park bench the site of a cache, some were actually just sitting out on the ground exposed, looking every bit like trash.  Oh well.  I guess this is what some of the folks on the discussion forum were complaining about.  I quickly tired of these unimaginative geocaches, and headed on back to Greenville.

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