Mission Hill: possible Traditional Cache
Bgsbog: It seems this one has gone missing. I'll open this spot for someone else.
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An easy find in a small park in Mission Hill, where you can enjoy a nice view of the Boston skyline. Park includes a playground for the little ones. Parking is likely to be difficult on weekdays.
Cache is a magnetic nano.
Note that upon replacement cache is also in a slightly different place.
The origin of Mission Hill is best described by the Boston Landmarks Commission brochure titled Exploring Boston’s Neighborhoods – Mission Hill.
“Mission Hill’s name reflects two of the most important facets of the area. The neighborhood is built on historic Parker Hill, a rocky drumlin left behind by a prehistoric glacier. People began referring to the area as Mission Hill rather than Parker Hill after the construction of the Mission Church complex at the end of the 19th century. Originally a section of the independent town of Roxbury, Mission Hill became part of Boston when Roxbury was annexed to the city in 1868. It has grown from a farming area into an ethnically diverse urban neighborhood with important religious, medical and educations institutions.”
Additional Hints
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