Cache Collector Traditional Cache
Hopsahi Harry: Time to move on...
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The cache is located in a wayside rest along Wis. Hwy 35. There is ample parking, but the rest area is closed during the winter. This is a "picnic cache".
When I first started geocaching, I didn't know what to put in the caches I found. So, I saved the item I took from the previous cache and put it in the next cache I found. It occured to me that if I saved these items and put something else back in the cache, I could make a cache from other people's cache stuff. Cache Collector was born. I ask you keep up the traditon.
This is a great wayside rest with a scenic view of Lake Pepin. Be sure to bring a lunch and enjoy the scenery. This cache is intended to be easy to find, yet not obvious to the general public. Since it is in a rest area, muggles will be about. If you continue down the trail past the RR tracks, you will find a "hidden" beach. That is, us locals know about it, but most folks don't have a clue it's there.
This rest area is closed during the winter.
Original contents:
Blue & Yellow erasure from CLAY BANK PITS
Smiley face magnet from FREEDOM LAUNCH PAD
Crayons from HAYCREEK HIDEAWAY
Dexter's Lab from GLOVER PARK
Magnetic "8" from POT OF...ANYTHING
Bouncy ball from PIRATE'S TREASURE CHEST
"Fly Quietly" tape measure from BY THE SWIMMING HOLE
Snowmobile belt buckle from HELLO, WISCONSIN
and a few other items just for fun:
"Deadwood Deputy" badge, Eyore Paz dispenser and a Hairless Troll
Additional Hints
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