I have once again DNF'd Russel Park. However, after finding Evil Island, if it's the same type of container, I can see it being there in a tight spot and me missing it twice. Or it could be totally gone.

First logged attempt in a year and half! But myself and HavocGeo did not find this cache. Depending on where it is, fallen fall leaves could have been an issue. Hopefully it's still there. Thanks for participating in Opencaching, although it would be nice if you and the rest of us got more traffic.

2769.  Starting to realize I won't be able to get every OCUS in Western NY on this trip and will need to get back up here, sometime.  Figured this one would be pretty quick, so stopped off.  There were some muggles hanging around, but I was able to get the cache.  Took nothing, left a wooden nickel - might a challenge to get out, but....

Thanks and Happy Trails!

After grabbing a great dinner at Guy's Subs, we decided to grab this cache.  There were some muggles about on this warm June evening, but we were able to find it without much stealth being needed.  The cache is in great shape and was well hid.  OCUS #2 for us!  SL, TNLN.  TFTC!

Had this one all to ourselves today. All the other people around here were either in the church or eating breakfast. So that made searching easy.

 

 

Alright, I lied.  Chicky and I were back WAY sooner than expected, but in my defense, who could resist breakfast at Mary's Good and Plenty.  Bacon, eggs and sourdough toast.  Oh yeah baby, that's good living. 

Oh, and we did find the cache.  Must have looked right at it yesterday, but didn't realize it.  The lil' guy was pretty visable, so after signing in (and commenting on how it's nice to have school in session...hehe), we rehid it better than found and headed on towards Evil Island.

Thanks for the cache and for inspiring us to visit Mary for breakfast!

~Szuchie

Ahh, the youngin's were out tonight so looking for the cache was rendered impossible.  Chicky and I have a decent idea as to where it is, but the littleuns were too massive in quantity to consider a search.  So instead of finding the cache, we thought I'd be nice to tell them to get jobs so they could contribute to society and not bother me while I'm caching!  Hahahaha.  Seems logical right? 

I'm not sure when we'll be back, just because the little parks are murder...but perhaps someday.  Thanks for showing us this nice spot in downtown Akron, this is a cute little town. 

~Szuchie

Headed out to Akron for some caching after a midnight shift and some much needed sleep.  Hit the park a little after 1 pm.  While there were tons of cars there, I saw almost no one.  With the park to myself, I was able to make the grab.  I sat under the gazebo to sign the log and then rehid.  Nice hide.  TFTC.

Well I have to get up for work at 4:30 am so sleeping in on the weekends is 6:30-7 am Today my cat seemed to be starving haven not eaten any thing in a couple hours. So up early drinking coffee, reading news and message boards. So today is a nice morning for a walk around Akron. I arrived at the park about 7:20 and had the place to my self to make the find. Good hide and great corrds as usual. All I got was a quizzical look from the passing patrol car of  Akrons Finest!

SL TFTC! SF7

Must have been some of Akrons finest youths hanging out up there as usual.  Sorry your time didn't yield better results. 

I thought I was posting a note before but it was a premature found it. I had to delete! Any way,,, the park pavilions were full of muggels of the worst sort this evening. I stopped at the soccer feilds on the way home so the trip wasn't for naught TFTH

Cute little park, 2yr old loved the playground!  This was my first find of the day (around 9:15-9:30ish a.m.), thanks for the Timmy buck  :-) My little guy chose to leave an army guy and a USA flag.  Great hide and TFTC!  :-)

Took a ride out to Akron early this morning to make an attempt here before work.  The park was being utilized by a few dog walkers and pedestrians even at the early hour of 6 AM.   I decided to forgo the use of a flashlight to avoid undo attention and it took me a couple  of passes at the zero to get my hands on the cache.   It took about 20 minutes to located and after retrieving it I quickly signed the empty log and headed off to work.

 

The odd thing about this one was that I was unable to log onto the Opencaching site remotely to enter the log before work.  Trying to figure out why prevented the mobile log in now.

 

Thanks for placing it..