Logs for Southpaw 

This is one found along our journey around Geowoodstock XVII. Caching with Team STFU having fun along the way. Thank you for placing this. Thanks for keeping this old one alive. 

Amazing place in history of the old world. Well maintained grounds with a beautiful beach. Thanks for setting up this virtual cache. Found this with Mimi2five. 

Finding a few caches while on a crazy road trip before and after Growoodstock XIII with mimi2five leaving our mark, S&M. Having a great time with friends along our journey. Thanks for placing this and adding to our fun day. Thanks for keeping this alive. 

Stopped by and left our mark on the log while in the area for GWXI. Thanks for adding to our fun time along the journey. Great walk for mimi and I to find Florida's oldest. 

Found this one while traveling with 6Lindseys, Salpal, Monkeybrad and mlrs1996 as part of Team STFU, the gang from Scoot The Frog University while on our Spring 2103 tour. We had a blast finding many different surprises this week and enjoying the good life. Thanks for this well placed cache along our journey. 

Found this one while traveling with 6Lindseys, Salpal, Monkeybrad and mlrs1996 as part of Team STFU, the gang from Scoot The Frog University while on our Spring 2103 tour. We had a blast finding many different surprises this week and enjoying the good life. Thanks for placing this one along our journey. My stats show 261 multis. Thanks for creating this one. 

TB visit. 

The planning for this journey began months ago and now we are living it. The four of us left Tennessee for South America in search of Mission 4: Southern Bowl, the last remaining APE cache in the world. 6Lindseys, MLRS1996 and Monkeybrad and I shared in the good times and experiences along the way. We had a blast while finding caches and visiting so many interesting places. Thanks for placing this cache along our journey. 

Thanks for this cache along our journey. Scoot mentioned this location just last night. Found with the rest of Team STFU, the gang from Scoot the Frog University, on a whirlwind tour across the Silver and Golden States as part of our GeoWoodstock VI visit from Middle Tennessee. 

Found this one while attending GW5, thanks. 

N 36° 32.409 W 086° 40.106
I was out caching the other day and spotted this rock along SR 25 in Robertson Co. TN. Kinda looks like a baby camel. You think?
Thanks....Southpaw 

N 31° 07.215 W 081° 24.743
This photo is of the Saint Simmons Island Lighthouse as viewed from Jekyll Island.
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This gargoyle is on Christ Church Cathedral located at Broadway and Ninth Ave. in Nashville, Tn. (see photo for historical marker) 

N 36° 20.296 W 086° 43.103
The Old Stone Bridge was built in the early 1800's. It is still in use today on a side road off US 41, north of Nashville, Tn. The concrete was placed around the bottom of the structure for protection from erosion in recent years.
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N 36° 17.774 W 086° 39.365
My home is less than 10 miles from Old Hickory Dam and Lock located at Mile 216.2 on the Cumberland River about 25 miles upstream from Nashville, Tennessee. The normal pool at Elevation 445 covers 22,500 acres, capacity at normal pool is 420,000 acre-feet, The concrete powerhouse, spillway and lock is 880 feet long and 98 feet high. The lock is 84' by 400' with a 60' lift. Designed by the U S Army Corps of Engineers with construction beginning in 1952 and completed in 1954 to help develop the Cumberland River Basin. Security measures placed since September 11 do not allow vistors on the actual dam at this time