Pulaski's Wood Duck Dwelling Traditional Cache
Pulaski's Wood Duck Dwelling
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(regular)
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As cache is a 36 oz camo covered plastic coffee can, we have included some specialty coffee beans for the FTF.
Changing Terrain difficulty to 1.5. Cache is NOT wheelchair accessible.
Ever hear of Pulaski before? From American history we learn that
Count Casimir Pulaski (1748-1779) was a Polish patriot & American Revolutionary soldier. As a crusader for political liberties,Pulaski gave large amounts of money to the American cause. As a soldier,his greatest military contribution was the awakening of American generals to the necessity of a better cavalry. There are 12 Counties in the U.S. named Pulaski;numerous towns and townships;a bridge in Queens,NY; and an expressway north of Chicago,Il.
Edward Pulaski was a direct descendant of Casimir.'Ranger Ed' Pulaski was from Coeur d' Alene,ID.,and became a hero in 1910 during a forest fire that consumed three towns and part of Wallace,ID. He invented a forest fire fighting tool called the Pulaski axe-mattock which is named after him.In the early '30s a lookout tower was named Pulaski Peak,which is south of Wallace,ID
Now,as you look for this cache,you'll learn there is a Pulaski Road in Minnesota.
Cache was placed with owner's permission. Please respect the surrounding area.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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