GC154ZW Horse-made Island (Traditional Cache) in New Brunswick, Canada created by The Pines People

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GC154ZW ▼

A cache by The Pines People_Sue Message this owner

Hidden : 8/14/2007

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

In Taymouth....the bridge that crosses the Nashwaak. There is room to pull off the road, the north side of the bridge. Quick park and grab. No bushwacking or climbing under the bridge needed.

Mother Nature doesn't do all the work around here. Many, many years ago a team of horses pulling a mowing machine ran into a bee's nest. They TOOK OFF! Later the horses turned up in a neighbour's field and the mowing machine was broken up wedged in the middle of the river where the Tay runs into the Nashwaak. Wheras it was useless, the mowing machine was left there, in the river. The ice the following spring did not take it as expected. Sand and silt rolled over it and formed a small bar. Eventually it became an Island.

FTF = stickman756 Congrats!