GCPDNP Bullfrog Basin (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by DMflyer

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GCPDNP ▼

A cache by DMflyer Message this owner

Hidden : 6/22/2005

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

You are looking for clear 1" diameter tube with room for log only. Same size as M&M tube. Watch for snakes, try NOT to make a pathway straight to the cache.

Established in 1998, Willow Springs Park encompasses 36 acres in southwest Johnson City between Huffine and Antioch Roads. It was named after a dairy that operated near the site around the turn of the century. Architectural designs for shelters and light fixtures are reminiscent of styles prevalent during Johnson City’s earliest days. Our heritage is also the inspiration for the name of the playground: Johnson’s Depot. In the mid-1850’s, Henry Johnson (Johnson’s City first mayor) built a general store and post office. In 1857 when rail service was established to this area, Mr. Johnson built a depot. The growing community was first known as “Johnson’s Tank” and then “Johnson’s Depot” until its incorporation as Johnson City in 1869. Accordingly, the playground design features a train and village theme play elements.

This cache was actually placed last fall, but I lost the coordinates and forgot about it. If you can take any pictures of the bullfrogs, please post them. Parking is very close by. Some off trail, but no major bushwacking required. Keep your feet dry !