Monument at Boudreau's Bank Traditional Cache
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Monument at Boudreau's Bank
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Located along the historic banks of the Cornwallis River. The area
where the cache is hidden was known as Boudreau's Bank to the
Acadians. I have slighty ajusted the hiding spot due to an obvious
hiding spot.
This cache is located in the village of Port Williams. Starrs Point
Road is remembered for the presence of the New England Planters who
arrived after the expulsion of the Acadians in 1755. While visiting
this cache you can enjoy a nice walk along the dykes. The cache is
in a circular Rubbermaid container with a blue lid. The original
items include:
-Seat Belt Cutter
-Warm Fuzzy
-Airplane Model
-2 Golf Balls
-Assorted Fridge Magnets
-Buoyant Keychain
-Hockey Puck
-Fishing Bobbin
-Bendy Pencil
-2 Scout Crests
Please cover the cache after finding it. Have fun exploring and
happy hunting.
UPDATE: On October 17, 2004, the cache was moved due to local
dumping of brush. Its position has been changed by about 20m. The
clue has been changed to suit the new location. Hopefully no more
dumping will occur!!!! UPDATE: On May 22, 2007, the cache was
replaced and rehidden. Be sure to conceal the cache after finding.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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