TON : Vining School Multi-cache
Team Nut Tree: Went out today to check on this one and found the final was missing. Archive rather than risk losing another ammo can.
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Do not attempt this cache if you have to damage the crops
to get to it. If crops are planted, walk around the edge
of the field. Crops such as wheat, oats and soy beans are easily
damaged so leave the cache until after the harvest if you can not
walk the edge without harming the crops. The cache will be
archived if there are complaints or if I notice damage to the
crops. Be very careful.
This cache is located on land owned by the Town of Neenah (TON). It
highlights the Vining School that is located southwest of the
final. This is a three stage multi and is over a mile in length.
You may begin in the cemetery but it will be a little more
difficult to return to your car from the final so it is recommended
that you start at the parking area which is a dirt right of way
going back to the town property off Oakridge Road. Park to the side
in case others need to get through. There is a "Keep Out" sign next
to the right of way but that is on the property to the west. To
return to the parking area after grabbing the final, walk east to
the farmers lane and then south to your car. All WPs except WP1 are
near the edge of the property so stay to the inside to avoid
tresspassing. Deep snow may be a problem. There are no open/closed
hours here but please only do this one during daylight. Do
not disturb any crops.
This cache was placed with permission from David Dexter, Town
Supervisor.
Vining School was a one room single story schoolhouse with a high
ceiling of about 14 feet and a hip roof. It closed its doors about
1954 and was later converted into a home about 1958. A second story
was added by putting in another floor about 7 feet above the
original floor.
Vining School has been around at least since 1922.
Vining School circa 1949. First row left to right: Yvonne Meyer,
Marion Hill, Eddy Hayes, Floyd Heider, Ronald Fuss, Larry Sugden,
Jim Hill, Tom Winkler, Bernie Meyer, Arlon Zills and Larry Bayer.
Second row: ?, ?, Richie Hayes, Dale Winkler, Charlotte Morehouse,
Paul Halverson, Larry Heider, Bruce Storch and Mickie Klinker.
Third row: ?, John Halverson, Terry Wingrove, Randall Heider, Pete
Halverson, Dick Christianson, ?, Daryll ? and Bob Winkler. Back
row: Miss Krons, Helen Bednairowski, Norbert Gullick, Jerry Stugis,
Allan Bednarowski, ?, Tom Pawlowski and Gary Smarinski. On the
blackboard are the reading assignments and spelling words for each
grade and on the right is the list of "Busy Brownies".
Congrats to Rattledbox for FTF.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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