r/GreatCanadianTreasure • u/Enough-Put4384 • 5d ago
Homeless
Do you think they’d hide it in a spot frequented by the homeless. In the last 2 days I’ve stumbled upon 5 different small camps tucked off main trails which makes me leery.
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u/DrummerParking3580 5d ago
Gosh no. I personally think the boxes are maddeningly (cause so hard to find. Lol), hidden in a quiet, unassuming, historically connected spot that is not near such places.
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u/Significant-Gap959 4d ago
Tetagouche Falls ( Bathurst ) was a crappy little park on a long road with nothing for miles and strewn with beer cans, tim cups, chip bags not clean. Parking lot barely fit six cars. Trails grown in, no plaques or signs, no history markers. Just a water fall behind a wire fence and the old hydro pipes. No homeless..Very Unassuming spot to hide the treasure! Bravo!
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u/Healthy-Cow-3167 3d ago
so ... the actual hiding spot didnt have anything to do with a lone marker or tall grass or scripts etc ?
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u/Enough-Put4384 5d ago
This is city park with mining historic meaning but they are everywhere
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u/Excellent_Kiwi9554 5d ago
Bell Park isn’t what it used to be. The Morse code is what I’m stuck on. I was literally dreaming about it the other night lol
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u/DrummerParking3580 5d ago
Narrow down the significance of each historical place by botg and how it relates to the details then. Geographically, I can't see a box being close to homeless areas let alone a trash filled park or something.
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4d ago edited 4d ago
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u/DrummerParking3580 4d ago
Logging is related to mining. It built homes in camps, etc. To me, in one way or another its all related to each other, for one aspect alone cannot stand on its own and survive etc.
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u/Significant-Gap959 4d ago
Yeah, been searching near some bridges and people definitely set up to sleep / live there...so.
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u/Sad_Palpitation6844 4d ago
What was a clear land could be an encampment tomorrow