The County of Grande Prairie has a
series of parks that allow tourists and locals a taste of the
outdoors while providing some local history and a flavour of
the area. This park was created on land donated in the early
1920’s by one of the early homesteaders: Hans Hommy.
Solve the crossword puzzle image to reveal the true location of
this cache.
Across
5. We are always searching for a-----
6. Children of all ages love to find --------
Down
1. The adjacent river is named after a native tribe - the first
people to reside here.
2. Often ... camouflaged especially in high traffic areas.
3. TheCounty of Grande Prairie was the first in -------
4. Greek word meaning "the study of Earth and its surface
features."
Once you have solved the crossword; replace the letters with their
correlating numeral: a=1; b=2; c=3 and so on... have fun!
N 55°16.? ? ?' W 119° 30. 6 0 ?'
Replace the ??? marks with these numbers in the following
sequential order:
1st? = First number of 1st word down; 2nd? = Fourth number of the
5th word across
3rd? First number of the 2nd word down; 4th? = Sixth number of the
2nd word down
Park at the posted coordinates and cache at the puzzle results.
When placed the cache contains: a FTFC, logbook, writing utensils,
Canadian geocoin 4599 (track at www.geocoins.ca), turtle, Nunavut
Toonie, Year of the Volunteer dime, bug in a box and a Canadian
hackysac.