The First Final Resting Place Traditional Cache
OHail: The original hiding place is no longer there. I did not find any other location that I felt would be satisfactory. Had to replace this too many times as it is. Time to let it go.
The First Final Resting Place
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Nothing too special about this one. Just a graveyard cache. Visit some of the tombstones and ponder the afterlife for a moment while you look for this cache. Adopted from coffeeandspiders on June 12, 2010. Log is on Rite in the Rain paper. If it seems damp, just wave it around a bit and it will be good to go.
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Donated by Coffeeandspiders.
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I've always been partial to caches in graveyards. Day or night, they're always so tranquil and undisturbed.
This particular cemetery was the first in the city from what I understand. The land was donated by John Carmichael. Who also donated the land where the first store on this side of town and the first Methodist church were also built.
In 1982, there was a monumental plaque put up here at the front entrance in thanks to the man who donated so much land to the beginnings of what later became Enterprise.
I'll include pictures of the plaques in the gallery.
If you have any other information about this cemetery or have a love one buried here, please feel free to share with everyone in your log, and happy caching!
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Cache is a preform type tube (Thank you, kirbydox.).
Original Content : Seashell, small false jade stone, Old cat ring, and log book. Please do not take the Silica Gel Packet that is in there. It is to keep things dry in case moisture finds it's way in.
Congrats to ehusto01 for the FTF!
Spoilers of any type and duplicate logs will be deleted without notice.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
ng onfr arne zrzoref bs gur Frffvbaf snzvyl.