Edwin's Army Traditional Cache
KLifeMom: This cache was placed expressly for the Middle Tennessee Geocachers who chose to attend the event that we had scheduled for Sunday, August 25, 2002. Due to the fragile and unique setting of Edwin Warner Park, we must now archive these series of Edwin's caches. Thanks for visiting!
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This cache is dedicated to ALL of the service men and women who defend our country. THANKS!
These series of “Edwin’s Caches” will only be available for a few days, because of the fragile and unique characteristics of this park. Be sure to come to Middle Tennessee Geocaching Club Meeting on Sunday, also!
• This is a “gift cache” you don’t need to leave anything here…just take a small gift from us!
• Cache contents: 53 Army men, and 53 american flag decals
• Log book
Welcome to Edwin Warner Park. There are 625.62 acres of beautiful parks here, with an additional 2,058.1 Acres in adjoining Percy Warner Park. Geologically, the Parks are located in the Nashville Basin. The hills and ridges that rise about 300 feet above the valleys are remnants of the surrounding Highland Rim. The underlying rock is Limestone and many moss covered outcroppings expose rocks notably rich in fossils from life-forms that lived in a shallow sea, centuries ago.
Approximately 110 species of trees, over 400 species of wildflowers, and roughly 200 fungi have been identified. Visitors can enjoy looking and listening to 200 species of birds, and at least 30 different mammals, large and small. The park is also home to over 40 species of reptiles and amphibians.
Please remember that the Warner Parks are a very fragile and unique area, in this urban setting. All plants, animals, rocks, and other natural features are strictly protected, and may not be misused, removed, or destroyed. Thanks so much for your help in keeping America Beautiful!
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