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Prince William Forest Park Hiking Stick Medallion
Visitors to Prince William Forest Park who wish to extend their visit beyond a daytrip have the option to stay in one of nearly 200 historic cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. When you are all tuckered out from a fun-filled day of hiking, biking, and bird watching, you could head back to a cozy, rustic cabin much like the one featured on this hiking stick medallion. Use the small included nails to attach this colorful and detailed medallion to you hiking stick, curv...
MPN: 432ce0de4e50c90ea1ef98de16d462e0
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Arkansas Post Hiking Stick Medallion
If you have visited the Arkansas Post and trekked its 2.5 miles of trails, then surely you already know of the area's natural beauty. Located at the northern edge of the Gulf coastal plain, this national monument is home to a varied array of flora and fauna. What you may not initially know is that the Post has a rich history, dating back to its founding as a French trading post in 1686, to the pivotal roles it played in both the Revolutionary and Civil wars. Easily fasten this detailed and well-made hiking ...
MPN: 83235ce23e042eaba48c250d6251bbdd
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Boston National Historical Park Hiking Stick Medallion
Boston National Historical Park encompasses eight separate landmarks that tell the story of Boston's connection to the birth of our nation. Seven of these eight landmarks are connected by downtown Boston's historical Freedom Trail. With a waving American flag as the background, this hiking stick medallion provides an artistic reproduction of the Bunker Hill Monument, which was built to commemorate the Battle of Bunker Hill-one of the earliest salvos in the Revolutionary War. Recessed lettering at the bottom...
MPN: b3e6d95684a31e3bf076a59e452a4f40
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Trail of Tears Hiking Stick Medallion
Trail of Tears runs along what used to be Wire Road. There is a very faint imprint of what remains of the road. This is the path Cherokees and other American Indians travelled in the winter of 1838-39 when they were forced off their lands.This hiking stick medallion pictures a group of American Indians travelling in the harsh winter. They are bundled up against the elements, but they still don't look warm enough. This image is contrasted against a jet black border with ""Trail of Tears"" written in gold let...
MPN: b9576adb5e99434724bd67bb38d8f24b
$6.95