Island Welcome... Western Front Traditional Geocache
The Seanachai: While we feel that Geocaching.com should hold the location for you for a reasonable amount of time, we cannot do so indefinitely. In light of the lack of communication regarding this cache it has been archived to free up the area for new placements. If you haven’t done so already, please pick up this cache or any remaining bits as soon as possible. Please note that geocaches archived by a reviewer or Geocaching HQ for lack of maintenance are not eligible for unarchival.
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Island Welcome... Western Front
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Welcome to the Great State of Tennessee... stop & refresh and consider yourself welcomed! This is a very popular location with lots of people, so please be discreet when you are cache hunting!
Here’s a great place to pull off the highway and take a rest, have a picnic, wet your whistle, water your lily, stretch your legs, walk the dog, feed the squirrels, go for a little hike, do a little bird watching, find a cache or two, or just sit and watch the big ol’ Tennessee River roll by. Covered pavillions, picnic tables, snack & drink machines, restrooms, water fountains, highway maps and area attraction brochures... what more could a traveler ask for?!
If you find a small Rubbermaid container with 'official geocache' label, you’ve probably found the cache! The original contents of this cache are: Log Book & pen, Children’s Harbor Mad Dasher rain poncho, multi-colored bean-bag bear, Re-Usable Hair & Body tatoos, Rocket Power stickers, Celite Systems stress-relief squeeze-house, purple Lobsterita beads, and official geocaching.com hat pin.
This cache is one of the fraternal triplet caches here on the Island. You might find a couple of the caches within hiking distance, but to log all three will take a drive of several miles, or a return trip through this part of the Volunteer State! The Island Welcome caches are placed with a nod to Ya All Come Back Now, Ya Hear! (GCCEF2) by Carolina Moon... another nifty place to sit a spell and take the load off on your travels through these parts.
Enjoy your visit... and Happy Caching!
Additional Hints
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