The Hamlet of Meyersville Traditional Cache
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The Hamlet of Meyersville
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The cache is hidden here with permission. The cache contains a log book, pencil, swag and room for travel bugs and travel coins. Please don't put anything in the cache without taking something out except travel items. Please use basic geocaching 101 courtesy when replacing the log and other contents. Don't put the pencil in the zip lock bag. Don't add swag that does not fit. Please don't add ANYTHING without taking something except a travel item. Don't crush the contents. Parking near by.
To open and close the cache use the tool provided. To open the cache turn the bottom nut (Gold Nut) counterclockwise until loose. Lift off the top. To close the cache put the top back in place and turn the bottom nut (Gold Nut) clockwise until TIGHT. MAKE SURE THAT IT IS TIGHT. Please put everything back as found.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The hamlet of Meyersville started around 1600 when the King of France gave a land grant to Joel Bebout. A couple decades later the town got the name Meyersville, named after Kasper W. Meyer. Meyersville, Homestead Park, Millington, Stirling, and Gillette are all part of what is now known as the Township of Long Hill. Meyersville is just south of what is now the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. The village remains what it always was, a quiet cross roads hamlet with a small cluster of businesses. The current Meyersville Inn used to be a place where one could ride to, pick up supplies and rest your horse and self. The Casa Maya used to be a blacksmith shop. The Meyersville Cafe used to be a post office. Meyersville Presbyterian Church (which was built in 1846) is still active. There are also 3 other caches in Meyersville for you to grab and many dozens more just in Long Hill Township alone.
Additional Hints
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