A Tale of Two Cemeteries Traditional Cache

Since I have started working in Lewiston, I spend a lot of time in my car. As I am working on a streak currently, being in the car has helped me find some caches on my way to and from that I normally wouldn’t have gone after. Subsequently, I pass a lot of places where I find it hard to believe there isn’t a cache already. With that in mind, I present you with…another cemetery cache!

I am probably way too obsessed with cemetery caches…but I find it really is one of the best ways to get to know an area. You see the history, where the locals come from, and you get to see so many beautiful stones and statues. Excited about another history lesson, I approached the entrance where I could see two plaques hanging there. It wasn’t until I got closer that I could see that the one cemetery is actually two! A rarity like this just had to have a cache!

Cache is a large bison tube and there is no reason for anything to get torn up looking for it. Enjoy the view, say hi to Willie, and appreciate the area these residents now inhabit.

And here's the "You know the drill" statement: This being a cemetery cache, the utmost respect when entering and searching is imperative. If a funeral service is being held in the cemetery, DO NOT ENTER. This cemetery has a curfew from dusk to dawn so hold true to those rules and no night caching.