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King's Highway BIT - OU049D

Use URL and Password on BIT sticker to log

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N 30° 38.736' W 96° 30.338' (WGS84)

Coordinates in Other Systems
Location: United States > Texas
Cache Type: BIT Cache
Size: No container
Status: Ready for Search
Date Hidden: 22 May 2012
Date Created: 22 May 2012
Last Modified: 01 July 2012
Waypoint: OU049D

{{found}} 2 x Found
${{not_found}}$ 0 x Did Not Find
{{comment}} 0 Comments
0 Notes
0 Watchers
185 Visitors
0 x Rated
Rated as: N/A
GeoKrety History

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Cache Attributes

Quick Cache Kid Friendly Historic Site Listed on OCUS Only

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Description EN

This BIT is at one of many granite markers along this route placed in 1915. I don't think this one gets much attention. Stop and take a minute to read the historical marker. There are other caches at these markers up and down this highway - on multiple listing sites.

The password for the BIT is CaSe SeNsItIvE!

BITs are quick and simple. No pen required, no container to find. Just scan the QR code or use the URL to get to the cache page. The password as listed on the BIT is CaSe-SeNsItIvE!

Enjoy this quick smiley!

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Log Entries {{found}} 2x ${{not_found}}$ 0x {{comment}} 0x New Log Entry

09 November 2012 AgNav Found it

I needed a break on this lovely day. TFTC

19 October 2012 TommyGator Found it

Last find of the day for me, as supper was awaiting. Made a fast find, read the marker, then headed off. Just think of the kind of traffic that has passed by on this route over the centuries! TFTB!