PP-OLD WALTON'S GRAVEYARD Traditional Cache
PP-OLD WALTON'S GRAVEYARD
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THERE IS AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN THAT LIVES NEXT DOOR AND CONTINUES TO REMOVE ANY CACHE CONTAINER PLACED HERE SO READ THE SIGN AND GET YOUR ANSWER ON THE SIGN LOG A FIND IF YOU FIND THE NAMES ON THE SIGN WITH NAMES IN THE LOG SORRY FOR THE PROBLEMS
This is part of the Port Penn Historical Series. Visit this site, Find the clue on the historic sign and use it to answer the question for Port Penn. CACHE IS AVAILABLE ONLY SUNRISE TO SUNSET Park along the road with care
In 1797 Isaac Walton along with 2 pioneer brothers Benjamin and William (answer to clue) laid out the town of Pennsborough. It was later nicknamed “ Hardscrabble” and then finally changed to Muncy on January 19, 1827. This is the burial site of other pioneers whose names can no longer be read on the stones along with Isaac, Benjamin and William. Please be respectful of the area and hide cache as found or better The area is maintained by the Muncy Historical Society, you have permission to visit Your question for E is The last name of the brothers? Congratulations go to jipsi59 and mandrakis for the FTF
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(Decrypt)
fvta vg sbhaq
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