Oh Come All Ye Faithful Traditional Cache
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What a setting, mountains, river, rangeland it has it all!
There used to be a cache near this site,but it disappeared and I always think historical caches need to be plentiful.
You're looking for a small blue bison tube containing only a log.
McDougall Church at Morley, Alberta, was built in 1875 by Reverend George McDougall. It had long been the desire of George McDougall to open a mission among the Stoney-Nakoda and Blackfoot people of southern Alberta. Numerous factors had, up to that time, prevented a missionary effort, but by the early 1870s, McDougall felt the time was right. The Morley mission would not only serve the Aboriginal people, but also afford an opportunity to establish a more permanent relationship with the Blackfoot Nation.
Established during a period of discontent among the Aboriginal population, the Morley mission was received with mixed feelings. Many welcomed the arrival of the missionaries, Others among the tribe, however, were less receptive and kept their distance. Today, this historical mission church is a popular stop for photographers.
Be sure to read the plaques and visit the reverend !
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Va n srapr cbfg arne gur ragenapr, gur ubyr vf faht
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