GCN2GP Meredith (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by DMflyer

This cache has been archived.

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Hidden : 3/11/2005

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

You are looking for a black magnetic container. Container is small. Holds a few small trad items.

Very peaceful place, good place to have a picnic.

There is only enough room inside the cache for a few small things. Readings were taken to within a 14 ft accuracy so you shouldn't have a problem finding it.

When you find it, please make sure that the container is placed back and undisturbed so that the next cacher will have the same fun experiences that you had while hunting. Enjoy the hunt.

This is another of the Winged Deer Park caches.

From: http://www.johnsoncitytn.org/ParksRecreation/?CONTEXT=art&cat=5&art=51&BISKIT=3789151226

"Established in 1991, Winged Deer Park is a 200-acre district park. The J. Norton Arney family previously owned and operated the farm from the 1940's through the early 70's. Mr. Arney was a noted car dealer and raised and trained show horses in the area. The farm was used primarily to grow hay and had several large stables along the lakefront property. The city purchased the property in 1985 and the original farmhouse was converted into the parks and recreation administration office. The facility includes a meeting room, landscape patio area and working offices. Complex ammenities include five lighted softball fiels, athletic office, scorer's tower and restroom, three lighted soccer fields, Batter's Up batting cages, a 9-hole disc golf course, playground area, soccer concession building with restroom, 1/2 mile lighted and paved fitness trail which winds through the forested section of the park. The lakefront area features two sand volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic shelter with restrooms, public access boat ramp, green space, lighted handicap accessible boardwalk, and a Festival Plaza multi-use area with restroom."