601.  Active Rail Locations 
by:  Train Spotters A category for waymarking places to watch trains in action. This activity is known as railfanning or trainspotting. Trains can be for work or transport. Including other types of rail guided modes of transportation. |
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604.  Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe
by: Butcher Shop Managers The purpose of this category is to accept waymarks for independent and chain butcher
shops, meat markets, smokehouses and meat specialty stores where the secondary
preparation and sale of meat products is the main purpose of the business.
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605.  E85 Fuel Pumps
by: E85 Fuel Pumps Category created to discover the location of E85 fueling pumps. Please click on "show additional information" below to see requirements for posting in this category. |
606.  Spirit of '76
by: Patriots Any remnant or evidence left over from 1976 which celebrates and commemorates the United States Bicentennial year of independence in conjunction of the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence. |
607.  Community Gardens
by: Community Gardens Community gardens, also known as Allotment gardens, are small plots of land allocated to groups or individual people by some organization that holds title or lease to the land, often for rent, sometimes as a grant, for the purpose of cultivating the land for produce (vegetables, fruit and/or flowers). |
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610.  Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives
by: Diners, Drive-ins, & Dives The group Diners, Drive-ins and Dives is dedicated to waymarking those independent establishments that have been featured in nationally syndicated food programs for their ability to excel in the culinary arts. We start with the restaurants featured on our favorite food critic television series such as Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, Feasting on Asphalt, Feasting on Waves, the Great Canadian Food Show, and Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels. Then we search out and investigate those restaurants ourselves. |
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613.  Animal Memorials
by: Animal Memorials The purpose of this category is to locate any memorial to a single specific animal (not a species or breed) who was noteworthy enough to be given a plaque or statue commemerating their life. The story of the animal is as important as the memorial itself. |
614.  Greenhouses and Nurseries
by: Hot House Flowers This category waymarks all types of greenhouses including large commercial / agricultural operations or small sales centres. Greenhouses also includes places that specialty plants are grown for public display or for education such as Universities. This includes commercial nurseries where the greenhouse is provided by mother nature (i.e. no building). This category is not for private greenhouses unless clearly open to the public or where the greenhouse is not the primary business (eg Walmart). |
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616.  German Trigonometric Points
by: German Trigpoints Deutsch
Diese Kategorie beinhaltet alle Trigonometrischen Punkte in Deutschland, sofern diese Steine sind oder Bolzen erlaubt, die direkt in den Boden eingelassen sind.
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This category includes all trigonometric points in Germany, where these stones or studs allowed, which are inserted directly into the ground. |
617.  Little Free Pantry
by: Feed My Sheep A Little Free Pantry, Blessing Box, or by any other name is what this category is looking for. The idea is simple. The box is a miniature food pantry -- receiving items from those who want to donate, and offering it to those who need them. The most common design is that of the Free Little Library - a post mounted wooden box with a door to protect the contents from the elements. Inside is placed non perishable food items. |
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619.  Literary Sites
by: Literary Sites <i>New management and new requirements as of July 6, 2011</i>
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Locations crucial to fictional literary works are interesting when the real world meets the imaginary world. |
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621.  Lewis and Clark Trail
by: Lewis and Clark Trail The Lewis and Clark Trail category will promote the identification of points of interest on the historic Lewis and Clark Trail, the path that the Corps of Discovery followed as they blazed the trail for the pioneers who later populated America's West. |
622.  Astronomical Observatories
by: Astronomers Historically, observatories were as simple as containing a sextant (for measuring the distance between stars) or Stonehenge (which has some alignments on astronomical phenomena). Modern astronomical observatories typically contain one or more permanently mounted telescopes contained in buildings with a rotating or removable dome. |
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624.  Lincoln Highway
by: Lincoln Highway Patrolmen The Lincoln Highway was the first road across America. It spanned almost 3400 miles, coast-to-coast, from Times Square in New York City to Lincoln Park in San Francisco. This category seeks to waymark the unique pieces of Americana and history that still lie along this supplanted route. |
625.  Aerial Lifts
by: Aerial Lifts Managers An aerial lift is a means of transport in which gondolas or open chairs are hauled above the ground by means of a cable. Waymark them here. |