Eagle Foot Bridge Traditional Geocache
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This Geocache highlights the accomplishment of a young Eagle Scout from Fairhope, Alabama's Boy Scout Troop 47, the oldest continuously charted troop in Alabama (1928).
David Hale Jr. built this foot bridge during the summer of 2008 to allow additional access to parking on an adjoining street for St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Daphne, Alabama. He earned his Eagle rank in November of the same year.
If you plan to navigate to this geocache, please take the time to read this description completely. Cache owner is not responsible for trackables or anything else other people might put into/take from this cache.
*** Best access to this Geocache is from Lincoln St. ***
Cache container is a Lock & Lock® watertight plastic container, 9.3 cups (2.3 liters) in volume, approximately 9” x 6” x4” in size., large enough for trades and trackables. It includes a logbook but no pencil (BYOP!).
Muggles will usually not be a factor, except for Sunday mornings (church) and weekday mornings and afternoons due to the day care facility on the church campus.
Please trade the items in the cache, remember to trade equal or better.
Please make sure that the plastic bag that contains the logbook is well inside of the container before locking it to prevent leakage.
25 Feb 2010: Congratulations Bermudian FTF!
09 May 2010: This Cache was been Muggled and stolen.
12 May 2010: Cache replaced with a larger container and new logbook.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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