GC1EYED Hello Good/Bybee (Traditional Cache) in Kentucky, United States created by Dave&BeccaG

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A cache by Dave&BeccaG Message this owner

Hidden : 8/5/2008

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Level Terrain and easy parking. You do not need to enter store to obtain cache it is outdoors.

This Place is AMAZING!!! When we first discovered this landmark we were amazed that the same family still owned and operated the site. This cache has been placed with permission from Bybee Pottery. There is parking at Bybee and minimal walking on level terrain. You are looking for an Ammo Box on the Grounds but has nothing to do with going into the business.
Something Special for the FTF;)
"This is the site of the oldest existing pottery west of the Alleghenies, Bybee Pottery is located in the small rural town of Bybee, among the southern hills of Madison County, Kentucky. The old log building has housed the equipment and business of the Bybee Pottery for over a century. It stands as a landmark of pioneered days. Legend states that this pottery was originally established in 1809, and actual sales records prove its existence as a thriving industry as early as 1845.
The clay used by the pottery is found in ample deposits approximately three miles from Bybee. History records that this same clay was mined by the first settlers of Kentucky, then taken to Fort Boonesborough to be used for making crude dishes.
Walter Cornelison, successor to Webster, James Eli, Walter and Earnest Cornelison, is the fifth generation Cornelison to own and operate Bybee Pottery. Walter's children, Robert, Paula, and James are the sixth generation in Bybee Pottery."

CONGRATS TO AMMOSUPERMAN FTF WITH EKUDRAGONSLAYOR RIGHT ON HIS TAIL;)

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Znpuvarel vf jurer V'yy or.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)

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Hello Good/Bybee Traditional Cache

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