Caching in the Cave: The Prairie Traditional Cache
Danbg: Taking these down---time for a change. New faces in a few minutes. Thanks to the hundreds and hundreds of caches that have looked for these caches and all those I have met over the years.
Caching in the Cave: The Prairie
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The uplands of the Lost River Valley are a reestablished Native Grass and Wild Flower Prairie. This project, planted in 2012, will take seasons to be a lush and beautiful home for local biota. This project is part of the Friend’s of Lost River’s efforts to preserve, promote and protect the Lost River Valley as an ecological, historical, and geologic place of interest. By planting native grasses and wildflowers, we are providing the proper nutritional food and adequate cover and protection for native species of mammals, insects, and birds, giving them additional sanctuary in the mist of a 60,000 person town. Please visit the Visitor Center for additional information about the prairie and other ways Lost River is managing wildlife habitat.
This is another cache in the caching in the cave series. It is located off the greeways path that goes through the park. It can be accessed easilly from Dishman Lane but you will be cheating yourself out of a nice walk. While at the cave please take the time to notice all the improvements that have been done at and around the Visitor's center. If you havent been here for a while you probably won't recognize it. You can stick to the greenways path until you are almost on top of the cache. I am amazed that after almost four years or so how often the caches in the cave are still being found. Take a break and walk the path to the cache.
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oruvaq gerr