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Spirit Pomola Traditional Cache

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Mn-treker: Critter made this one go away.

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Hidden : 3/7/2013
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
3.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Spirit Pomola (Snow spirit) This is one of 14 spirit hides to find. All will be along the river someplace. Remember to get the number from each container. Then you will complete your journey to the 15th hide. The final. Park is closed at sunset. Bring a Channel locks pliers

Name: Pomola Tribal affiliation: Penobscot, Abenaki Alternate spellings: Pamola, Bemola, Bmola, Bemohla, Bmohla, Bahmolai, Pomolo, Bumole, Pamolai, Pamole, P'mula, P-mol-a Pronunciation: buh-moh-lah Type: Monster, giant bird In Penobscot folklore, Pomola was a bird spirit that lived on Mt Katahdin and made cold weather. Pomola was associated with night, wind, snow, and storms. Apparently it had a moose's head according to some legends. The only version we've been able to find just says that Pomola was large enough to carry off a moose, not that it looks like one. Either way, Pomola definitely is not a creature any human would want to mess with, and the Penobscots and Abenakis avoided climbing to the top of this mountain so as not to disturb it.

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