Old Boot Burgers Event Cache
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
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The Unknown Hobo's are hosting another fun event. Keeping with the Hobo Tradition, we are making Old Boot Burgers. Yepper, they are tough enough to get you though the next couple of miles (only if you walk softly). The event gathering will start at 4 pm, and the boots will be grilled somewhere around 5, depending on how much of a fight we have getting them off of Han's feet.
This event will be held in the northern range of our rail hopping. The event will be held in Rees Pioneer Park.
There is a playground for all the kids and restrooms, Also a fishing pond but you must have a license to fish .There is a Olympic one mile walk that goes around the park
There is the Historic Brigham City Depot Just south west of the park. The depot was constructed in 1907 the craftsman style depot was the hub of activity in Brigham city for several decades as it served thousand of travelers open 1-5 Mon, Thurs, Fri, and Saturday.
How to get to the park Exit of I-84 at the Forest St Exit and head east on Forest ST until you get to 800 West Forest ST. If you are coming through town turn at the light on Main St and Forest St. and head west on Forest St.
Now you know the Three Hobos and that we have lots of fun at our events. This event will include games - something to keep the kids buzy while everone is visiting. As always there will be food. We are asking everyone to bring a dish (especially if she is cute... just kidding). Seriously bring a dessert, salad or something. Drinks will be provided.
We have included a new game you and your family can do BEFORE the event, to help you discover Bringham City. So Come early and do the Brigham City Historic Tour Quiz, Fill in the blanks to be put in for a prize.There are 18 Historic Tour site in Brigham City you only have to do 6 of them. Please only one entry per family. Please print this page and submit just the lower portion with your answers.
Caching Name ___________________________
1. N 41.30.634 W 112.00.938
Had a jail cell in the southeast corner and ___ ______ in the basement.
2. N 41.30.551 W 112.00.937
The finished sign measured _____ by _____ ________.
3. N 41.30.888 W 112.00.594
The mill designed by _______ Kessler, was the first industrial building.
4. N 41.30.630 W 112.00.388
Has been operated by ___ generations of the Merrell Family.
5. N 41.30.999 W 112.01.118
Fort extended North and South about ____ rods, and East and West ____ rods.
6. N 41.30.631 W 112.01.752
Trains also handled shipments of ______, locally grown produce, and _______.
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