THIS IS AN ALL SEASONS CACHE. The paths are plowed in the winter.
Recently, my friends and I have taken to walking on a regular
basis. This beautiful spot is one of our favorites to meander along
so I've decided to do a shorter virtual multi-cache to bring other
cachers to this beautiful and historic area. After you have
completed the five parts, feel free to wander further along to see
more of this scenic path. All parts of this cache can be reached by
foot, bike, or boat.
The coordinates above take you to site #1. There is plenty of
parking along the street or in two public lots nearby. Short term
docking is also available. Although accessible all year round, this
area is most busy and picturesque in the late spring and summer
months. Once you have finished, email me with the answers to the
following questions and only then may you post this as a find. DO
NOT put any answers in your logs as this will spoil things for
future cachers. All logs without an email will be deleted.
Site #1: (coordinates above)
What is this place called?
What it is the capitol of?
Site # 2: N43 01.277 W78 52.557
What is the name of this structure?
What year was it built?
What was first held here?
Site # 3: N43 01.299 W78 52.443
What is the "title" of this spot?
What year was the picture of the mule taken?
Site # 4: N43 01.321 W78 52.410
What kind of bridge is this?
When was it built?
Site # 5: N43 01.327 W78 52.316
What is the name of this area?
What was it named after?
CONGRATS TO ANDY TOO FOR BEING the 100th FINDER!!
