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Cyprus Island Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 3/30/2008
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This is cache 46 from the MOGA 2008 Competition

MOGA MMVIII (2008)

Welcome to Mark Twain Lake - John F. Spalding Recreation Area.

John F. Spalding Recreation area is located on the North side of Mark Twain Lake. This area has many different attractions and a quiet, remote location. There are many opportunities for hunting, hiking, fishing, horseback riding, or bird watching.

(Source for information can be found on the Clarence Cannon Dam website.)

Out here, we have placed a number of caches for your hunting pleasure. The area is accessible year round with the exception of a special Handicap Hunt. During off season, you must check in at the district office and let them know you are hunting caches. Some areas of the recreation area can be gated so you would have to park and walk in. Letting the office know will prevent a meeting with a ranger and having to explain why you were back there in the first place. During regular season, usually from April - October, the area is wide open. Check the website for more information. US Army Corps of Engineers - Mark Twain Lake.

These caches were placed by Eagle Scouts Kyle Jones and Kevin Linn, both from Troop 760, Boone Trails District, Greater St. Louis Area Council. Please remember to trade up when trading items. Check out the local businesses while in the area and make sure you check out the South side of this beautiful lake.

This cache is placed in the John F. Spalding Recreation Area which is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District, Mark Twain Lake. A special thanks to Allen Mehrer, USACOE Forester, who provided the Ammo Cans and recommended where to hide them.



Welcome to the Cyprus Island

Cyprus island is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Cyprus long summers and mild winters make it a great vacationing spot, the beaches and majestic mountains add to the tranquility. With such a great place to visit there are over 2.4 million tourist a year. Cyprus island has been inhabited by humans dating back to the Neolithic Age which dates back to 7000 - 3900 BC. Hopefully you have some of their great summer weather when you hunt for this cache.

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