Nemo's Aquarium Traditional Cache
mmacgown: After thinking about what happened to this cache, I decided to archive it. Bye Bye Nemo!
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This cache can be found in Eisenhower Park. It's a round tupperware type container. It should be an easy park and grab. Parking is nearby in the golf range parking lot.
This cache can be found in the memorial part of the park. There are numerous memorials dedicated to soldiers and fireman, vets from numerous wars and others.
A little information about the park - Eisenhower Park, according to Nassau County historian Edward Smits, the Salisbury Golf Club was among the parcels of land that reverted to county ownership for delinquent taxes in 1940. After WWII, it was opened as Nassau County Park at Salisbury, but often referred to as Salisbury Park. In 1971, the park was renamed Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Park, in honor of the late president of the United States.
The original cache contained numerous items for trade including a collection of magnets with a water theme. Also there is my typical playdoh, golf ball and handwarmers, which hopefully won't be needed much longer. Also you'll find my Nemo TB to start his adventures and Little Nemo who is to stay in his aquarium and not be traded.
Please be sure to sign the logbook and feel free to trade items.
KINDLY RETURN THE CONTAINER BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL LOCATION!
Update - This cache was replaced since the original disappeared. The new cache is a round tupperware type container. Please, please, please be stealthy when searching, retrieving and returning the cache. I'm searching for a replacement for the Nemo that disappeared along with the cache! 
Happy hunting!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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