These Pears Bite Back Traditional Cache
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You probably don’t want to walk around here with sandals unless you are very careful. Ouch, they’re all over the place! Pretty good view though. Give your digital camera a panorama workout. This location could be a bit dicey to get to after or during a substantial rain.
The valley, Snake Valley, was a major route for the Blackfoot Confederacy. British and European settlers arrived in the 1880’s. The soil was rich and the climate was dry. By the early 1900’s, thoughts turned to irrigation. The British owned Canada Land and Irrigation Company built the dams and has been in operation since 1920. The site was named after the company’s Canadian manager, J.D. McGregor. Water comes via canal from the Bow River near Carseland.
The cache is a blue-lidded 1 kg peanut butter jar contents of which are:
Pencil/sharpener/logbook/ cachenote
Pull-apart key fob
Measuring tape
Magnetic key holder
Zippered case
Fishing bobber
Dodge Viper
Gas up, pack a lunch, and pack your fishing rod. Come and enjoy.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
V yvxr cynprf jurer lbh pna cnex lbhe snaal.... gura ybbx qbja.
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