A WALK IN THE PARK Traditional Cache
erik88l-r: Cache is apparently gone, cache owner has not logged on in three months, so I have archived it for him. Thanks for the past fun.
erik - geocaching.com volunteer cache reviewer
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YOUR LOOKING FOR A SMALL blak tang container. THE CONTENTS OF WHICH ARE: LOGBOOK AND LOT'S OF GOODIES. SO ENJOY THE CACHE AND GOOD LUCK!
**(BRING A PEN)**
THE PARK HAS ITS OWN PARKING FOR A FEE OF $3.25, YOU CAN DO THAT OR PARK IN THE ESCAMBRON WICH ALSO CHARGES A FEE. BUT U GOT TO WALK MORE. I RECOMMEND TRYING TO FIND A PARKING SPACE AROUND THE PARK... IF UR LUCKY YOU MIGHT GET ONE.
(24/7 BUT BE VERY CAREFUL AT NIGHT)
The Luis Muñoz Rivera Park (or Parque Luis Muñoz Rivera in Spanish) is a 27.2 acre (110,000 m²) recreational and national park located in Puerta de Tierra in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The park was named in honor of Puerto Rican statesman Luis Muñoz Rivera.
In 1919, land was set aside to create a large recreational park for the residents of San Juan. The land that was set aside once formed part of the third line of defense for the city during the 17th and 16th century. The powder house built in 1769 (“El Polvorín”) which supplied Fort San Jeronimo is still located on the grounds of the park.
The east side of the park is bordered by the Puerto Rican Supreme Court building designed by architects Toro Ferrer. To the north lies the public beach called "Escambron", the Parque del Tercer Milenio and the Sixto Escobar stadium, former home of the San Juan Senators and Santurce Crabbers baseball clubs.
The park was designed by Bennett, Parsons & Frost of Chicago in 1924. Construction began four years later in 1928. The park was restored by architects Otto Reyes Casanova in 1990, and by Andres Mignucci, FAIA in 2003.
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