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Ostermi 11 years, 1 month ago.
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A very big thank-you goes out to Mister GreenThumb,Sunshine and his grandson Eric for putting out 100 Old Silo caches. You have preoccupied me for the last 5 1/2 months. All of your hard work is appreciated by all of us who have followed the series. You have taken us to many new places and we have seen some pretty cool Old Silo’s. I still have 20 to go to complete the series.:D
I can’t wait to finish silo soon. have a lot to go
There are 100!? 2 down, 98 to go. Thanks for the fun and the history lessons
Sherry Beno
I know I have thanked Mr. Greenthumb and Sunshine a hundred and one times in my logs, but I thank them here again. I would recommend these caches to everyone. They are mostly P n G’s worth finding. If you think I am lying, just follow the link to see what I am talking about
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.310488235657303.72340.100000883874597&type=1&l=e0b33d6a0b
A very nice cluster of siloes! 😀
I found an very interesting book at the library – Midwest Majesty Silos of Wisconsin by Jack Tackman.
http://www.cafelibraries.org/polaris/search/title.aspx?ctx=18.1033.0.0.6&cn=659038
I have yet to do any siloes, but I am planning to do beccaday’s”Stocks Family Fieldstone Barn” cache before our hike at Scuppernong tomorrow.
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