GCK2BK The Bridge (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by White Snake

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GCK2BK ▼

A cache by White Snake Message this owner

Hidden : 7/23/2004

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

The Bridge: Cache is a military ammo can.

What’s neat about this one is the rock formation where the water use to flow. You can tell it took millions of years to form them. No one I talked to can remember the last time water flowed here. The lake you see is on private property,(Stay Out) man made, and the flow of the stream has been diverted. Seems like a waste, what took millions of years to create man now throws old tires and junk into.

I hope to provide everyone with a better look at the highways and byways of middle Tennessee. Happy Hunting

YOU CAN SIGN THE LOGBOOK OR TAKE A PICTURE, YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO BOTH.

The Terrain here can be a challenge. If you feel unsafe about retrieving this cache please don’t. YOUR SAFTEY IS PRIORITY.To claim credit for cache without signing the log book, check out the rock formation, and post picture of you holding GPS with rock formation in background.