Hottest Cache in Texas Traditional Cache
Hidden : 2/20/2005
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:


Baylor County's first geocache is an ammo can located in a small picnic area near Lake Kemp. Please note that it is not necessary to cross the fence to retrieve the cache.

August 12, 1936
Seymour recorded a temperature of 120 degrees, the state record!

Be apprised that there is prickly pear cactus and yucca in great abundance in this area. If you have a pair of gloves handy be sure to wear them when retreiving the cache.

Dogs Allowed Dogs Allowed
Long pants suggested Long pants suggested No Restroom No restrooms available No Water No Water Available Cactus Cactus & Yucca Nearby
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Caches placed with this account are part of the Texas Open Spaces Program. This Ground Speak approved program was created to place caches in areas of Texas that are cache-poor. The intent is to spur interest in geocaching in areas of the state that might otherwise not have any caches.

Texas geocachers will help maintain this cache as a community effort.


Visit www.texasgeocaching.com for more information.

Texas Geocaching Association

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