Thank you for flying Pan Am World Airways, bub'bye Traditional Cache
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Bub'bye
Thank you for flying Pan Am World Airways, bub'bye
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Regardless of its watery reputation (the public notices posted there about the waterborne diseases), this park is too nice not to have a cache here.
The park is named for pioneer John G. Matthews, who had his homestead on the site in the 1880’s.
In the 1940’s, the area south of the main beach was the site of Pan American World Airways’ offices, and the dock for Pan American’s "Clipper Ships"- the world’s first amphibious commercial air transports over the ocean.
There are three ways to get to vicinity of the cache and the remote beach south of the main area of the park without touching the creek/pond water.
The northern and central route involve crossing the stream and in times of heavy rainfall those can be impassable. The easiest is at the southern most point of the park at the yellow gate.
Please rehide it in the same exact location with the same covering. Thanks and have fun
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