Trout Trails & Tales #4 Traditional Geocache
latitude55: The cache was indeed missing and really doesn't fit the area any longer. Time to archive this one.
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Trout Trails & Tail #4 - Sine Aqua Sileo by Maia Rossiello at Northampton Community College in Tannersville. Caught and release for $775.
This is a cache and dash series highlighting the Brodhead Watershed “Trout Trails & Tales”. There are fifteen fantasy trout, crafted by local artists, on display throughout the Brodhead Watershed, each with a story about the trout and the Brodhead Watershed. Find each of the trout and discover its tale! Cache is not located at the display but usually in the parking lot or close to where they are displayed. This will be a three month cache with the trout on display from June 6 to August 24, 2008. You can find a pamphlet at www.trouttrails.org
FTF Prize for completing the series: A gift certificate from Dunkelberger’s valued at the price of a PA resident fishing license with a trout stamp. How to get the FTF Prize- You must find the 15 caches and fantasy trout and submit a photo of the trout on display. The photo can be included in your log or emailed to me. There are 13 Trout Trails & Tales caches and 2 other caches in which the CO’s have allowed me to use their cache as part of the series as they were already placed near were the sculptures are placed. For Trout Trails & Tales #6 - Lend a Hand by Samantha Souilliard at the site of the Old Mill in Sciota. use GCMMRQ (The Old Mill) and for Trout Trails & Tales #10 - Mademoiselle Trout Recyclé by Pocono Mountain West High School art class at Courthouse Square in Stroudsburg use GCT5AZ (Have a Blast). Good luck and have fun!
Congratulations to stellarscapes for the Trout Trails & Tales Cache and Dash Series FTF!!!
Trout tale:
Trout need plenty of water to swim, breathe, and find food. A recent study of the Pocono Creek watershed predicted how future changes to the land could affect the amount (flow) of water in the Creek. If we build to the maximum extent that is currently allowed, the stream flow will be reduced by 31%.
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