BRF FT - River Grove Has Eyes Traditional Geocache
BRF FT - River Grove Has Eyes
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Last fall, I went to placing this cache, but I found out quickly, although the aged across the way may have fading eyesight, they are certainly up to the challenge of becoming major muggles with this cache placement ! So much so, I had to leave the sight alone until I found a better opportunity.
Also, I would like to thank all those who don't go for the smiley because of the "Eyes", beforehand... I know how tempting a PnG can be... ;)
Located near River Grove Elderly Center, the Foundation Trail runs right along an area that local residents enjoy sitting out on most days. You’ll notice a few benches just across the small drive – so I’m going to mark the difficulty of this one up a bit, in hopes it doesn’t become a cache replacement regular…This cache is part of the “Black River Falls Foundation Trail (BRF FT) cache series”:
The BRF FT series was created by my wife with other wives and children in mind… All of the BRF FT caches are easily accessible within feet of the trail path which happens to be paved as well. The caches are placed so that you won’t have to bring additional clothing or footwear along to enjoy other things (if you can think of any other thing to do besides caching...).
One of the beautiful assets in Black River Falls is the scenic 4.1-mile Foundation Trail that circles the city. Many people have used the trail for walking, running and biking since it was completed in 2000. The trail winds along the Black River, the Town Creek, near the Golf Course, through the Lunda Community Park, near other parks, past the high school, fair grounds, Pine View Care Center, and in the downtown area. The 10-foot wide paved trail has two underpasses, lights, a bridge, benches, and picnic tables and is, as many people say, a breathtakingly beautiful journey around the city.
The Foundation Trail was dedicated September 16, 2000 with a Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony at the Chamber of Commerce.
Today, the trail is open to the public for use free of charge. Parking can be found in a variety of places along the trail wherever it intersects with the city streets, but we suggest starting at the Black River Area Chamber of Commerce where information is readily available regarding the area and trial system.
The address for this is:
Black River Area Chamber of Commerce
120 N. Water Street
Black River Falls, WI 54615
We would like to thank Steve Peterson, BRF Parks and Recreation Director for allowing us to place this cache for the enjoyment of fellow Cachers.
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