GC3YKGB Lapakahi Historical Cache (Traditional Cache) in Hawaii, United States created by terilambert

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A cache by terilambert Message this owner

Hidden : 3/18/2013

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

A beautiful preserved area, great short walk to a unique place.

To find out more about this area please see the following:
http://www.hawaiimuseums.org/mc/ishawaii_lapakahi.htm

Easy as pie to get to and find this cache. I chose this spot to hide a cache to bring people to this preserved historical site, though the cache is just outside the site. The park itself is a great picnic spot. The bathrooms are usually clean. During whale season, it is a whale of a spot!
This is part of a series of caches I've hidden along the coast that are family oriented, easy to get to in slippahs (flip flops) and filled with little things for kids and adults.

The following is a statement from the http://www.hawaiimuseums.org/mc/ishawaii_lapakahi.htm :

Lapakahi State Historical Park is the archaeological site of the remains of a traditional Hawaiian fishing community. A self-guided tour takes vistors to house sites and a canoe halau (long house); runs through a game area where visitors can try spear throwing, ‘ulu maika (disc rolling) and konane (checkers); and leads to a fishing shrine and salt pans along the rocky shoreline.

End statement.

Please enjoy your stop here.

Original contents included in this recycled trail mix container with a screw on lid were:
log book
pen
santa hackey sack
sheet of tattoos
sheet of stickers
2 mini nail polishes
blue blow
orange pepper seeds
mini pinball machine
marble

BONUS to whoever gets it first: Discount card good til March 2013 on several restaurants in the area including Macaroni Grill, Banji's, Dairy Queen and more.