Geocaching with NaviCache - Cache Details: Let's Walk To the Bridge

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Let's Walk To the Bridge

by cbsr (Finds: 0 Score: 0) (Hidden: 20 Score: 73.5)

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Coordinates (WGS-84 datum)
N 35° 02.281' W 090° 50.617'

Forrest City, Arkansas 72335
United States Near By Caches

Hidden On: 29 Jun 2009
Waypoint (Landmark): N02BAC
Open Cache:  Non-commercial use only
Cache type:  Normal
Cache size:   Micro

Difficulty: (easy)
Terrain: (easy)

Misc: No drinking water! No restrooms (water closets) available No pets are allowed. Parking is a challenge. No fees!

Comments:

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An magnetic keyholder with a geocaching sticker located at the corner of SFC 226 and SFC 229. The grass is grown up to where this cache is hidden. The coordinates were average for a few minutes on a Delorme Earthmate PN-20. Please recover the ammo well and be wary of snakes and other critters. If you are traveling on I-40 this cache is located roughly 2.3 miles off the interstate (exit 239). I have placed another cache on the way to this one and this cache is accessible by pavement.

There hasn't been a bridge here in probably 20 years. When I was younger and we lived at the trailer park down the road, it was common for the kids to invite others to "walk to the bridge." There was always plenty to do here. Kill snakes, catch turtles, throw rocks were just a few. I was fascinated with turtles and I remember once my dad constructing a net on a large pole so he could stand on the bridge and catch turtles for me to keep as pets. The water looks much like it did when we were kids and waded in it. Theres not too many places this can be hidden. After you replace it be careful to not drop it into the hole thats nearby. It looked to be very deep.

Clue decoding tables - Top letter or symbol decodes to bottom letter or symbol:

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Clues: decode

Hint
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