South of Doug Traditional Cache
Flintstone4: I think I'm done with this one. I'll open up space in this park for someone to try something new. I'm working on an exciting new series that will keep me busy!
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An easy find by a park.
There is a parking lot close to the cache, and there is plenty of street parking; but watch the signs, some areas are permit only.
Wheelchair accessible, but may need some help with the grab.
Douglas park is one of many parks in this quiet part of Vancouver. Originally part of the Point Grey Municipality before the city was amalgamated in 1929, this park was first established in 1926 through a money bylaw. The name was decided upon through a community competition and is in commemoration of Sir James Douglas, first Governor of the Colony of British Columbia. Before being designated a park, this area was a logging camp in the 1870s and was later a grazing site for elk. In 1882 the acreage became the site for the first market garden south of False Creek.
In December of 1964 a local improvement money bylaw was passed allowing construction of a new $100,000 recreation facility at the park which has evolved, over many decades, into Douglas Park Community Centre.
First to find will find an object that will help them to remain under cover while caching.
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