Palmder This Traditional Cache
GApeachNole#1: We took a canoe trip up the river late yesterday afternoon and discovered that this cache did wash away. It will not be replaced.
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Located just off a very noticeable 4-wheeler trail that runs through the woods near the Ocklockonee River (pronounced oh-KLAHK'-nee). To get to this cache, park at the boat ramp area and walk along the path closest to the river. It is not necessary to wander off the path until you get close to the cache.
As always, please remember to be cautious of snakes, spiders, poison ivy, and other creepy crawlies while out and about in the woods. And if you choose to venture near the waters edge, keep an eye out for gators also.
Original contents include:
- Log Book & Pen
- "A" Note Cards
- Lady Bug Charm
- Playing Cards
- Crayons
- Play-do
- Bouncy Ball
- Travel Bug
Please put the cache back just as you found it to insure its longevity.
"Originating in Georgia, the Ochlockonee River flows 300 miles south to the Gulf of Mexico. The river forms the western boundary of Wakulla County and is a vital link in the production of seafood. During flood stages the river picks up organic matter and transports it downstream into the estuary of Ochlockonee Bay. The estuary serves as a nursery for numerous species of fish and shellfish which are the basis for recreational and commercial fishing as well as the world-famous seafood that this area is known for. The Ochlockonee River is a state designated Outstanding Florida Water and a well-known canoe trail."
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