Tour De Scott Traditional Cache

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April 23 2004 last time cache owner was on site

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Hidden : 2/9/2001
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size: not chosen (not chosen)

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We decided to do this a little different. In addition to finding the points, you also get a nice day in the country and some exercise. As you ride around please use caution. Some of our local drivers can get a little close. If you decide to visit the Museum ask if Bev is there. She would like to meet other Geocachers. There is a small fee to tour the State Museum, but it is well worth the price.
  • Start at the Plantation Agriculture Museum N34 41.704 W092 05.804
  • Ashley’s Mills-Civil War Marker N34 42.106 W092 05.755
  • Turn Left at N34 42.803 W092 05.495
  • River Crossing-Civil War Marker N34 43.159 W092 07.255
  • Turn Left at N34 40.613 W092 07.578
  • Turn Left at N34 40.630 W092 05.909
  • Ending back at N34 41.704 W 092 05.804
Scott is a farming community that dates back to the Pre-Civil War times and has a few interesting sites. As you return to the Museum you will pass Cotham’s (One of Bill Clinton’s favorite lunch spots). If so inclined, they serve a great Burger (Hubcap), and I’m told their Catfish is good.

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