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Where's Babe Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

GeoCrater: I am regretfully archiving this cache since there's been no word from the owner in the month or more since the last reviewer note was posted. If you want to re-activate the cache during the next couple of months, please contact GeoCrater to see if that's possible. If the cache meets current guidelines, consideration will be given based on the circumstances surrounding the original archival.

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Lamento archivar este caché, ya que no ha habido ninguna comunicación del propietario en el tiempo transcurrido (un mes o más) desde que se publicó la nota del revisor. Si deseas reactivar el caché durante los próximos dos meses, por favor, ponte en contacto con GeoCrater para ver si esto es posible. Si el caché cumple con las directrices en vigor, se estudiará dicha petición teniendo en cuenta las circunstancias que llevaron el archivo original.

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Hidden : 6/19/2010
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Geocache Description:

Stop by this local Museum dedicated to the Logging Industry and here you will find the mythical Paul Bunyan with Ax in hand but, where's Babe, the Great Blue Ox? I believe this old stump would make a nice Chainsaw carving of him, don't you.

A local business man found this wooden man somewhere and then convinced the City that they needed it for this Museum. Much to-do was made locally about the transportation and the setting up of him here. Everything was done through donations of cash and personal time and equipment.
Not long after he was erected some local "ne'er do wells" absconded with Old Paul's Hardhat and managed to keep it for several days before it was located, returned, and then permanently afixed to his head.

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