Palmerston`s Whites Junction Trail
White's Junction Trail currently runs from the Black Locomotive on Main Street in Palmerston North to Side Road 5 approximately 6 kilometers. The actual trail starts up on Inkerman Street - a few streets to the north!
This trail is the home of many interesting plants and wildlife, such as, woodpeckers, blue jays, opossums, herons, deer, hawks, and turtles, prairie grass, flowering spurge, trout lilies, butterfly milkweed, wild bergamot and thimble weed.
An historical sketch of an ancient book called: Isaiah
Timeframe:
Isaiah lived from 740 to 701 B.C. and lived in Jerusalem.
Family:
Isaiah was the son of Amoz and was of noble descent.
Mission:
Isaiah saw the growth of a new empire, Assyria, and the fall of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, leaving only the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Isaiah brought to king and people the message to return to the laws. He preached justice and charity at a time when the morals of the people had reached a new low. He referred to his wife as the and gave his two sons names symbolic of his prophecies: Shear-Yashub, meaning a remnant will return, and Maher-shalal-has-baz, or quick prey, which may have been intended to serve as a warning to Pekah, the usurper king of Israel.
To Find the Final:
At the posted coordinates you will find a display box. Somewhere on this structure is the name of a flower. Enter the one-word name of the flower into the geo-checker (no capitals) and it will spit out something useful. Otherwise, if you're an optimistic geocacher, you may want to try to uber it. In either case, have fun!
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