Moran Micro Traditional Cache
Ice and Wind: The cache owner has not responded to issues with this listing, so I must regretfully archive it. If the issues with this cache are resolved in the very near future (less than 3 months) the cache owner can email me and assuming the cache still meets the guidelines I can unarchive it.
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Pill bottle only log so bring writing gear. The cache is not in the cemetery, no need to go inside. Please rehide it well Thanks!!
Handicapable if you bring a friend!
Joseph Morin’s counterpart on Glenrose Prairie was Robert Williamson, who homesteaded in the area in 1876 and raised a large family. For many years the vicinity was called Williamson Prairie, but the name Glenrose Prairie eventually took hold. Another early Glenrose settler was Thomas Weger, who furnished horses both for Mr. Williamson and for the U.S. Postal Service. A son of Mr. Williamson, Alphus, built a barn for use by the postal horses that still stands today near S Glenrose Road and 28th Avenue. When Joseph Morin was killed by an angry bull on July 4, 1889, neighbor and friend Mr. Weger donated land for Mr. Morin’s grave, which eventually developed as the Moran Cemetery, located at the northwest corner of S Regal Street and 65th Avenue.
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Ba gur tebhaq.
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