Johnson's Fort Entrance Traditional Cache
FTF1: The container keeps on missing and so it is time to archived it for a while.
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This is a replacement cache to Johnson's Log which seems to have
been abandoned by the original geocacher. This new cache Johnson's
Fort Entrance will take its place. The cache is tethered with a
string to keep the cache in place. Have fun! Feel free to post a
photo of yourself standing in front of the log. It is always nice
to see who has visited the cache. List where you are from. It is
interesting when we all read where the visitors are from.
Johnson's Fort Entrance is near the original site of Johnson's
Fort, which was one of the first Homesteads in Iron County, Utah.
Standing at the monument and looking northward down that dirt road
and seeing that farmer's home, on the right hand side you will see
the remains of that Fort.
The cache should be easy to find. Sign the log. Take something and
leave something. Read about Joel Hills Johnson. He helped some 13
cities/towns in Southern Utah and Nevada. He also invented and
patented the first machine to split wood shingles from logs in
1829.
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