GC689KK Clydesdale (Traditional Cache) in Kentucky, United States created by hewittj8

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GC689KK ▼

A cache by hewittj8 Message this owner

Hidden : 12/17/2015

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This is one in a series of caches hidden around the KY Horse Park, they are named after breeds that live at the KHP year round. Please keep in mind that you WILL NOT need to enter a field, paddock or other horse enclosure to find a cache. So stay safe and stay out!

There is a parking fee ($5) if you park in the main lot. You can avoid the admission to the park simply by walking around and not entering through the Visitor center OR coming after 5pm. If you wish to avoid the parking fee enter the grounds by parking at the KHP Campground and walk in.

The term "Draft Horse" is a category of horses much like in the way there are categories in dog breeds (ie sporting, toy, or working) with the most common breeds of draft horses in the US being the: Belgian, Percheron, Clydesdale and Shire. The Belgian is usually your largest horse with the Clydesdale tending to be the smallest (obviously exceptions can be found!). Most draft horses will range between 17-18hh and will weigh around 2000lbs. These horses, before the modern tractor came along, were used for farm work or for moving freight around in town. Many times the companies that used these horses to move freight would decorate their wagons and the horses manes and tails as a means of advertisement for their products or services, this type of decorating is still seen today on the modern draft show horses.

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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Decryption Key

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(letter above equals below, and vice versa)