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LPP Mystery Cache

This cache has been archived.

Bolling: I love this park and I'm not thrilled about archiving this cache, but I've had caches here go missing too many times. I checked -- it's definitely gone. The Town of Mt. Pleasant has a cache in this park with a good hiding spot. Please enjoy that cache.

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Hidden : 12/5/2010
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Cache is not at listed coordinates, but cache and all information needed to solve for the final coordinates are within short walking distance.

Located in Mt. Pleasant at Dorothy B. Kearns park. Park has nice nature trails (no playground). DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REACH THIS CACHE FROM I-526.

Some history: The Long Point Plantation was built sometime between 1719 and 1763, but “comes of age” under the control of the Venning family during the nineteenth century. The plantation was originally obtained by James Allen in 1719 and the plantation house and structures were probably built either by James Allen or his son, James Allen, Jr., prior to 1763. The plantation was purchased by the Vennings, a prominent and wealthy Christ Church Parish clan, in 1800 and was held by that family until 1899. The plantation, which is believed to have contained a small cluster of structures located within the parameters of this site, was economically oriented, through time, toward livestock, cotton, and finally subsistence crops. One small, brick structure is still standing at the site. Listed in the National Register March 20, 1986.

You'll learn more about the area while solving for the final coordinates:

To find the cache you have to answer the following questions:

A) Ice was
1- Frozen locally
2- Shipped from New England
3- Shipped from the Artic

B) To keep ice frozen in the winter at the plantation it was
9- Buried four feet deep
0- Packed in Sawdust
1- Trick question -- they didn’t have ice

C) This park is protected by a __ foot Riparian buffer on the west side
1- 50
3- 100
5- 150

D) The Wando River begins at
0- Little Wabmaw Swamp
1- Etwian Swamp
2- Ion Swamp

E) The Wando River is __ miles long
9- 40
0- 20
1- 25

F) In 2001, the Nature Conservency purchashed how many acres along the Wando River
6- approx 1700
8- approx 3100
0- approx 3800

Use your answers to complete the following:
N32 51.ABC
W79 53.DEF

You could search at home on the internet, but it would be more fun to explore the park as all answers are available.

May 2011 Update: Ammo can muggled. I've lost several good containers in this park, so I provided a cheaper container and moved the location quite a bit. The final hunt won't be in quite as nice a location but hopefully the container will stay put.

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