"OLD"Campground Traditional Cache
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OLD Cemetery, circa 1825
"From LA 112, one mile east of Sugartown, turn south at the Sugartown Pentecostal Church, and follow signs, Sugartown."
This cache is fairly easy, there is a nature trail here. The trail is visable but looks unused for some time now!
Old Campgrounds is the oldest documentable cemetery in the Southwest Louisiana (Imperial Calcasieu region). It served the American settlers who attempted to claim the northern portion of the disputed "Sabine and Rio Hondo" (No Man's Land) region, the boundary which was settled by treaty in 1819. Many of the earliest graves are unmarked due to deterioration of the wooden head boards and crosses, but what remains is a tribute to those early settlers. A memorial plaque and a nature trail are located at the Old Campground Cemetery site.
The cache is a 50cal ammo can w/ some army trade items and other goodies.
Congradulations to 3by2 for FTF!!!!!
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V bapr fgbbq gnyy naq fgebat hagvy bar qerqshy qnl "EVGN"
pnzr-n-ybat!!
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