
Ok I think it was to early for the Grapes darn it.. lol
Very easy fine. I didn't even get to take many pictures, sheesh!

Picture Paige found this one :)
There might be some spoiler information if you read my blog, so please fellow cachers if you don't want to know please don't read any further... (CLICK ON ANY PICTURE TO ENLARGE)









Logging Requirements
To log this earthcache you will need to complete the following. All that should be posted with your log will be a photo. The answers should be e-mailed to us (via our profile) and not posted in your log. Go ahead and log your find at the same time you're sending your email answers.
If you don't have a digital camera or don't want your picture posted here you may answer this alternate question instead in your email to us. What colors is the bridge painted that you're standing on?
Downtown at the rapids, the Grand River has changed dramatically over the years. Email us the answers to the following questions which can be found by observing the river from the posted coordinates.



The posted coordinates will take you to Eliza Cornell's headstone. Once you find the headstone, you will need to do the following math: Take the year that Eliza died and subtract 1817. Now take that number and enter it into the x's below. This will take you to the second stage.
N 43.07.0xx
W 85.33.068
These coordinates will take you to the headstone of Georgia Dawley. Find the year that she died and subtract 1821. Now enter this number into the coordinates below to find the 3rd stage.
N 43.07.0xx
W 85.33.063
These coordinates will take you to the headstone of Lucy J. Find the year Lucy J died and subtract 1811. Place this number into the x's below to find the final stage. The cache can be found at this stage.
N 43.07.0xx
W 85.33.033
This cemetery appears to have been forgotten by most, but is very unique and special.
























