Indian Rock Walk Traditional Geocache
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The terrain is not difficult, any SUV worth its salt can drive quite near to the Cache.
Look for a small cross country power line and a corn field. Out in the field is a sign that reads "Smith-Nawaleski Conservation Area" This is a good place to park. The large rock at the Cache is said to have been used by the Indians to grind corn meal. On the sloped side is a bowl shaped indentation where the grinding was done.
This is a camara cache, so don't forget to take a picture.
The cache is a one gallon screw top bottle.
Additional Hints
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N cngu gb gur ebpx yrnirf gur cbjreyvar ng cbyr ahzore 193. Ybbx nobhg gra fgrcf sebz gur raq bs Vaqvna Ebpx sbe n ynetr Nzrevpna Ubyyl gerr.