At the
Beach
Bryant Park is the most easterly City Park on West Bay. In 1901,
Linus Bryant owned all the land here at the base of the peninsula.
He sold a parcel on each Bay to the City for $250 each, with the
proviso that this park be named for him. The City has added to the
park on two occasions, spending an additional $101. This is a very
popular spot for a lunch break. Since it has full amenities, a
guarded beach, a playground, restrooms, picnic tables and grills,
the park is very busy all year and parking is often at a
premium.
The cache is a clear plastic container that replaces the one
that was recently muggled.It is in the parking area, away from the
main action but still in a very busy location. PLEASE practice stealth
when retrieving and replacing it, and please replace it just as you
found it.
This is one of a series of 10 caches that we have placed to
highlight Traverse City and some of its parks.
If you have not yet discovered all of the caches, they
are;
Please Mr. Postman,
At The Beach,
Down by the Riverside,
Loop de Loop,
On a Blanket with my Baby,
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,
Where the Watermelons Grow,
Life is just a Bowl of Cherries,
Oh Genevieve,
Where's the Playground Susie?,
In, on or in close proximity to each cache container is a number
accompanied by a letter. Take note and record each combination.
After you have found the 10 caches there is a
Beautiful Reward cache at N44° AB.CDE, W085° FG.HIJ.
Given the nature of parks, all of the caches are child friendly
and we created them with children in mind. None of the locations
are physically challenging. All are in safe locations and, with the
exception of a couple that are out of the reach of toddlers, can be
found by the youngsters. We hope you have fun on your hunt, we
created this series with your enjoyment in mind.
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This cache
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