ToNS Series #55: Treasure seekers eat here? Traditional Cache
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ToNS Series #55: Treasure seekers eat here?
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All of the caches in this series are located at or near favourite foodie sites in Nova Scotia. We in Nova Scotia enjoy our producers and culinary craftsmen and there are so many places, from restaurants to wineries to farm markets, that show the variety of food and drink in this province.
This cache is near a foodie favourite restaurant. This location sits beside the famous Oak Island. Legend has it that that somewhere on the island is buried vast quantities of treasure, the previous owner of the treasure has been speculated to be Captain Kidd, Marie Antoinette, the fortress of Louisbourg, William Shakespeare and the Free Masons. Whatever the truth is, we may never know. There are several caches around the property of the nearby hotel that tell the story, but if that does not satisfy there are countless websites that tell the history and the theory behind the legend. As for the location I am highlighting, again I have not had the pleasure to dine. Maybe on the next maintenance run, I'll have to take a nibble. Don't forget to look for some of the other caches in the series.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Vs lbh pnvea gb frnepu nf uneq nf bguref, lbh znl svaq gur gernfher.
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