I-90/94 (eastbound) Lyndon Station Rest Area Cache Traditional Geocache
imfrezn: To heck with it. This was the 2nd time this cache was deployed....but appearently people don't know how to put it back where they got it (they obviously had to figure out how to get it down but for some strange reason couldn't use the same means to put it back??? What's up with that?) Maybe someone else can put a cache at this rest stop, since rest stops are great places for drop off/pick up points for travel bugs!
I-90/94 (eastbound) Lyndon Station Rest Area Cache
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The cache is located on the initial end of the rest area as you enter, so pull into one of the first car parking spots as you enter the parking area.
Rest area 9
I-90/94 (eastbound) - Lyndon Station
Location
on eastbound I-90/94, milepost 74, northwest of Lyndon Station in Juneau County
Features
car and truck parking
men’s and women’s restroom
diaper changing facilities
handicapped accessible
telephones plus TTY
picnic area and tables
drinking water
vending machines
pet exercise area
travel and weather information
recycling areas
Facts
original rest area opened in 1964
new building and enlarged site opened in 1992
"Quad" style building
double restrooms to minimize disruption during cleaning
original rest area building is now a maintenance shed
"Wisconsin River" Historical Marker located on site
"The Iron Brigade" Historical Marker located on site.
This is the second deployment in the I-94/90/39 Cache Series, a series of caches to be deployed at all wayside/rest areas between Hudson and Milwaukee WI. The cache is a 5 quart ice cream bucket, camo'd. Original contents are 2 Hot Wheels cars, MN and WI quarter, Monsters of Rap and Sinead O' Conner CD's (what a contradiction) 3 sponge bug pills, MN Powerball ticket, Yugioh card and log book and pencil. This cache is TB friendly. I must have been out of my mind to have placed this cache in plain sight but due to "its altitude" this may be concidered an "experiment". Please, if you can't put it back where you found it.....note that in your posting. There is an area closeby that has plenty of material to conceal the cache, if it needs to be left on the "down low".
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