GC3AE5 Virtual Cache The Homestead - Part II
Type: Virtual | Size: Not chosen Not chosen | Difficulty: 3 out of 5 | Terrain: 1 out of 5
By: Tahosa @ | Hide Date: 02/17/2002 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 25.320 W105° 05.564 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 7
This Cache is WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE

Before you can lay claim to this Cache you must score 100% on the "Homestead" Part I

After you successfully received a grade of 100% on Homestead - Part I. Answers the following questions.

  1. What important ditch did A.S. build?
  2. A.S lived at ___ __th street in Loveland in 1905?
  3. Name the son who is being held by his father in 1905?
  4. Name the father who is holding the son in 1905?
  5. What was the age of the son when he turned __ on ___
  6. Visit A.S's old residence and give me a general description of the property?

E-mail the answers to me, don't post them here even if encrypted.

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See the Sage he has the resources. The Placque at HS I has some clues on the lineage. And according to the Sage, <B>"Historical Images"</B> 978.868 pg. 85 is the <B>Gate</B> to open this puzzle.

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10 Logs: Found it 10  

Found it 04/23/2018 By rangerhal
Spent the morning with the Sage learning the answers to the questions and then a short drive provided the final information. Learned some interesting Loveland history. Thanks for the effort to put this cache together! Gets a favorite point.

Found it 09/02/2017 By CoBiker
Answers sent to CO.

Found it 09/02/2017 By ecanderson
Logged Homestead - Part I a long time ago. It was a good bit harder than II, requiring a lot more imagination to get the correct answers. Emailing answers to owner today.

Found it 09/01/2017 By Spammer
Was out with ec and Cobiker, catching up on logs. Email sent to CO.
I look forward to seeing some new virtual caches if rumors pan out!

Found it 06/26/2017 By acachingcat
Smithj9 and I left Fort Collins early to take a drive and cache through Poudre Canyon down to Grand Lake. We saw all kinds of neat places and learned a lot about the history of the area on our way. Thanks for placing and maintaining these caches for us to enjoy while visiting from Florida.
This was a very interesting Virtual. Smithj9 and I drove around town looking for information, and spent some time with the "Sage" learning about the history of this family and the area. Lots of fun!

Found it 10/27/2016 By WingsAndTales
There are so many interesting things to see in this town. I'm glad I got the chance to visit. TFTC

Found it 06/30/2016 By oaknest
Found with CarlottaP. We enjoyed the beautiful gardens and learning some interesting local History. Thanks for the fun virtual!

Found it 06/30/2016 By CarlottaP
Oaknest and I enjoyed walking around the gardens, admiring the sculptures and the setting. Thanks, Tahosa and Sons, for the virtual cache, pointing out some local history and bringing us to this lovely garden.
Oaknest

CarlottaP

Found it 06/30/2016 By Mountain_Wanderer
It only took me 13 years to do this cache. I did part 1 in 2003 when my son was a student at CU Boulder. I did not get passing grade at that time. Fast forward to Geowoodstock 14 and I am back in Colorado for a week of caching. I did all the work for part 2 and tried ti improve my score for part one. I was only partly successful again, but was close enough to claim this one. Amazing what you can learn about a town through geocaching. Thanks Tahosa for being so patient with me. I will be back for more of your virtual caches.

Found it 06/30/2016 By indymonk
On the road with Lindy4 and rm22kern on our Geowoodstock XIV journey. Grabbed this smiley while caching in Cheyenne. Definitely earns a favorite point. GREAT place to stretch your legs and enjoy some really magnificent scultures. THANKS for bringing us to this very unique location. Answers and photo to follow. THANKS for all that YOU do for our game to keep it fun and interesting. Happy hunting and great caching.

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