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Yourself - Anna E. Dickinson

by kernbob (Finds: 0 Score: 0) (Hidden: 13 Score: 52.5)

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Coordinates (WGS-84 datum)
N 41° 23.874' W 074° 18.794'

New Windsor, New York 12553
United States Near By Caches

Hidden On: 20 Feb 2002
Waypoint (Landmark): N001BC
Open Cache:  Personal use only
Cache type:  Unknown
Cache size:   Unknown

Difficulty: (easy)
Terrain: (easy)

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Comments:
This is a Virtual Cache. Another past famous citizen

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The name is shared with Anna E. Dickenson Her grave is near sections 7 & 8. interesting bit of history there.

I intended for this to be a traveling cache of sorts. Keep your eyes peeled for it's new location while I figure out how to let this cache change it's location. KernBob Inside the nalgene canister is a small stone with the Chinese character for 'yourself'. Ithere is also a small piece of 0000 steelwool. rub the stone lightly with the steelwool until the character appears crisp. There are sone indentions in the characters that will not rub out so go lightly. a small amount of most any oil will bring the color back to the stone. Natural body oil from rubbing it with your thumb and fingers will do the same.
This is a small travelbug container looking for people looking to find themselves ('yourself').

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The plaque

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03 Aug 2002 by BassoonPilot (Finds: 53 Score: 181.5) (Hidden: 7 Score: 27.5)
Open Log: Personal use only

Found this one on 8/3/02.
[Modified 2004-07-01 09:34:51]

01 Jun 2002 by stayfloopy (Finds: 82 Score: 274.5) (Hidden: 5 Score: 17.5)
Open Log: Personal use only

Actually, there is a container. I don't know when Kernbob added the replacement container but the log sheet has a date on it in early May. The cemetary was easy to find as was the first Anna. There were several other Annas that we could see but only one was on the correct bearing and Pa Floopy found it quickly nearby. Odd... I'd have assumed the wire fence is the cemetary boundary. Hope the container is indeed outside but from what I saw, the 'No Plastics' rule has been violated in several spots already. Anyway, this is a pretty serene place and a good start to our NY/CT adventure today. Took nothing. Left coins and a Where's George (http://www.wheresgeorge.com) dollar bill. Thanks.