GC8DCVM Dawg Gone Cachin' Series - NW District Park (Unknown Cache) in North Carolina, United States created by BigD1976 , Cachin'QT, and Lekzsi

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A cache by BigD1976 , Cachin'QT, and Lekzsi Message this owner

Hidden : 8/26/2019

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This is the first in a series of caches placed in honor of our newest family member and Geo-Hound, Lekzsi. The cache is NOT located at the posted coordinates, you must solve the puzzle to resolve the final location and claim your smiley.

In honor of National Dog Day, Lekzsi and I surprised Cachin'QT with a puppy picnic in the park, and decided to place a geocache here for others to enjoy. Welcome to Northwest District Park, where you will find tennis courts, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, a playground for the little ones, and lots of space to walk around with your favorite four legged friend! There are restrooms, picnic shelters, and plenty of places to park the cache-mobile. You must complete the crossword puzzle in this listing in order to figure out the final location of the cache.

Since adopting our little buddy, we have come to find that very few people seem to know very much about his specific dog breed, so this puzzle is all about Vizsla's! Complete the puzzle below to solve for the final coordinates, and please note that this cache is a micro/log only cache, so BYOP! Please make sure to replace the cache EXACTLY as found, to preserve the difficulty for future finders. Good Luck and Happy Hunting!