Prettiest tree in town Traditional Cache

Thousands of people drive through Gallup on I-40 each day.  Many stop long enough to get food and gas, then go on their way.  Few, however, stop long enough to explore the high desert neighborhoods beyond the view of the freeway.  This cache will take chachers into a typical Gallup neighborhood.

This is a fun one! This cache is hidden on private property with permission of the property owners and is easily accessible from the sidewalk. (Neighbors have been alerted so no worries about being acosted.)  Cache is hidden in close proximity to a Bradford Pear tree, which is one tree that actually thrives in the clay/alkali soil of Gallup.  In the spring time, these trees are covered with beautiful white blossoms that stay on the tree for weeks.  In the fall, they turn a beautiful yellow and scarlet color.  Many Gallup residents have commented that this particular Bradford Pear, because of it's unusually large size for that kind of tree, is one of the prettiest trees in town during the spring and autumn months.  (Stocked with smallish tradables.)