Pinkie's Tour of Settler's Cabin Park - Flint Traditional Cache
pinksweatshirt: Wow! Hard to believe this cache has been out for almost 9 years! The park has surely changed its footprint and this cache isn't as I had intended it to be. The 1st tree it was in fell over rather quickly after being published - the next spot got over grown and the cache migrated itself to a better spot without my help! but - alas - all good things must come to an end and its time to put this cache to rest! Thanks to all who have come out to get the series! [^]!
Pinkie's Tour of Settler's Cabin Park - Flint
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FLINT - a dark colored variety of chert (an extremely dense type of quartz having a dull, opaque luster) that produces sparks when struck with steel and that breaks into pieces with sharp cutting edges
This cache is one of a series of four cache’s hidden in Settler’s Cabin Park (open 8am till dusk). It contains partial coordinates for a final cache - also on Settler’s Cabin Park property. This cache is a 4 X 4 Rubbermaid container suitable for small trade items.
The 4 cache’s you will need to find are:
Pinkie’s Tour of Settler’s Cabin Park - Calumet
Pinkie’s Tour of Settler’s Cabin Park - Tomahawk
Pinkie’s Tour of Settler’s Cabin Park - Flint
Pinkie’s Tour of Settler’s Cabin Park - Iroquois
The final cache is: Pinkie’s Tour of Settler’s Cabin Park - Final Stage
Settler’s Cabin Park is an Allegheny County Regional Park encompassing 1589 acres. The land lies within Collier, Robinson and North Fayette townships. All of the 11 groves and shelters in the park have Indian names. The park itself is named for the 1780 Walker-Ewing log house which resides within the park boundary on its western end.
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Ng onfr bs fgnaqvat gerr nzbat znal snyyra
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