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Shannon Is Welcomed to Center Traditional Cache

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Heartland Cacher: Greetings I'm Heartland Cacher, one of the volunteer reviewers for caches submitted to Geocaching.com.

I can't find any recent responses from the Cache Owner about maintaining this cache which makes it appear the Cache Owner is either unwilling or unable to maintain the cache. Cache maintenance includes listing maintenance including updating any changes to the text, updating coordinates, removing needs maintenance attributes and enabling the listing. The cache will be archived and removed from the active cache listings.

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Heartland Cacher
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Hidden : 6/8/2012
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is part of the Pvt. George Shannon Trail caches that will lead you throughout Northeastern Nebraska. Pvt. Shannon became lost near here while traveling with Lewis and Clark and the Corp of Discovery in 1804.

In Pvt Shannon's quest to catch up with the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery he kept traveling west, up river, not realizing he had actually passed by and had gotten ahead of the group. Still lost, he searched for the horses he was sent after to find and by now he was also looking for the Missouri River as he had wandered far from it. By this time I'm sure he was rethinking the chance meeting he had with Lewis back in October of 1803 in Pittsburg, PA. It was shortly after this meeting of Lewis he decided to join the expedition.


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