PET: Nano or this? Traditional Cache
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Yes, I saw the fence over there. Would you rather look for a nano on that? Look at the bushes surrounding. Don't you think they will grow up and make it more difficult? Would you replace the logs every month because they hold so few names? The trail is long. Be happy you have another GeoCache under your belt.
Special thanks to Willowman, knobbyboy45, XridesbikeX, J.O.K, the4dirtydogs, Larry the Pool Guy, foruscoolkids, BaRHRanch, Maddmaxxawr, kids pop, Rockford Files, NotLostTom, flntlock, and SeanFTW85 for starting this epic series of GeoCaches.
The purpose of the trail is to provide recreational opportunities for cyclists, pedestrians, runners, equestrians, and Geocachers. Trail users would enjoy exercise, convenient access to jobs, public facilities and shopping, while exploring the history and culture of the area. The San Bernardino Associated Governments, the City of Rancho Cucamonga and the participating cities have exercised great vision to designate this corridor for trail use. This will allow the cities to create a beautiful common area that can be shared by commuters, pedestrians, cyclists, equestrians, and other non-motorized transportation. A beautiful link across the Pomona Valley. You can help change our region.
Where is the rail trail?
The rail trail follows the Southern Pacific railroad corridor which travels east-west through this valley. The 21-mile long rail trail would begin in downtown Claremont and end in downtown Rialto.
What is Pacific Electric?
The Pacific Electric Railway was once the world’s largest interurban and street railway system, extending from Los Angeles to its outlying regions. The building of the railway through the Inland Empire was crucial to the development of the area, particularly to support the agricultural industry that fueled the local economy.
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