Lola's playdate Traditional Cache
MadMin: As there's been no response from owner, I'm archiving this listing.
If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future please contact me via email at ma.reviewer@gmail.com with the GC#, and if it meets the current guidelines I'll be happy to unarchive it.
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I used to live down the street from the park and would take my little yorkie named Lola to play here on Sundays. She loved to play with the other dogs from around town. She loved it and this was one of the most memorable times in Marblehead.
Fort Seawall was founded in 1644 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. The fort:
...was first established in 1644 as a defensive breastwork on Gale's Head, one of this area's rocky headlands. The fort was enlarged in 1742 for defense against the French, and further construction including a magazine and barracks occurred in 1794 and, again, at the time of the Civil War. A company mustered at the fort during the War of 1812, and in 1814 the fort was named in honor of Judge Samuel Sewall, a town benefactor during and after the Revolution, who later became a Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. The fort was deeded by the US government to the town of Marblehead in 1890.
This is a small town park with beautiful views of the water. The cache is a small black magnetic key holder although not hidden where it would be intended. The original contents are a log, and various coins from around the world including Indonesia, Costa Rica, and the EU. BYOP
Some mild rock jumping and decending is required.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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