Inn at E-Town Multi-Cache
Wis Kid: No response from owner. If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact us (by email), and assuming it meets the current guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.
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(This is a replacement for the now archived E-Town Inn. Muggle issues lead us to puting something out in a new location.)
Check out the unique structure here. The north end of the building will give the clue for the final destination.
A= number of letters on plaque on north end of cabin plus 1.
B= number of letters on plaque on north end of cabin minus 1.
Final destination:
44 44.0A8
092 B8.097
Sometime in the early 1900's, several of the East Ellsworth business people got together and built a dance pavilion in the East End Park, known as the Park Pavilion. It was built on pillars, because of the danger of floods in the park. The pavilion flourished until 1919 when the Fair Ground Pavilion was built and then collapsed. Later it burned. A pillar from the old pavilion still stands in the East End Park today. In 1922 the Ox-Bow Inn was officially opened; this tourist kitchen was built of logs near the Park Pavilion. Ox-Bow Inn still stands today and is used for various festival activities.
Location notes: these attributes are at this location, however, they may not be easily accesible or available during snow cover months: bathrooms, picnic tables, grills, basketball hoop, playground equipment, blacktop pathway for wheelchairs, bikes and strollers. This is a good place to enjoy your fresh bag of squeeky cheese curds - made only 3 blocks away!
Additional Hints
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rlr yriry be uvture
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