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Groovy West Side CITO at Rouge Park Cache In Trash Out® Event

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CITOcacher: At the request of my husband scook I am archiving this event. I Thank All of the Cachers who helped Clean Up Rouge Park and Celebrate Earth Day. These are 2 of my favorite activities. [:D]
Good Fortune On Your Next Travels. [^]

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Hidden : Saturday, April 22, 2017
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   other (other)

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Cache In Trash Out is Geocachers' way of giving back to the Community.This year a CITO Souvenir is
available in April and September.

Meet at the the co-ordinates for the Parking Lot of Rouge Park

Saturday April 22, 2017

From 2 PM to 3 PM

Clean Up supplies will be available
Bring your work gloves and boots if it's rainy







River Rouge Park is bounded, roughly, by the CSX Railroad on the North, by Outer Drive, West Parkway and Parkland on the West; West Warren on the South and Trinity and Burt Road on the East. It is located on the far west side of Detroit.
In the 1920s, the City of Detroit paid $1.3 million to purchase land from six farmers at the western edge of the city to be used for River Rouge Park. It now contains 1,184 acres, which means that it is 40 percent larger than New York City’s Central Park. The Rouge River flows for more than two miles through this green and lovely park. At least 15 acres have been restored to native prairie. This park contains an 18-hole golf course, 14 regulation diamonds, including the Hank Aaron and Aurelio Rodriguez baseball fields, 12 playgrounds, 11 tennis courts, eight miles of bicycle trails, including one used by the Michigan Mountain Biking Association, 200 picnic tables, a driving range, an area for scout groups to camp and the large Alex Jefferson Model Airplane Field. The Brennan Pools are a major feature. There are two Olympic-sized pools side by side and a smaller pool. The smaller diving pool has since been removed. This athletic facility is located near the intersection of Plymouth and Outer Drive
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Information from Detroit The History and Future of the Motor City

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