THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE ABOVE COORDINATES!
George Bush Park is a wonderful place for geocaching. Although many
start out fearing the unknown, once you spend a few days hiking
along the trails you realize that although you must always be
watchful of snakes and critters, it is actually not as scary as
people may assume. Over the past several months there has been a
dramatic increase in the number of caches located within the park
boundaries.
FamilieRyan decided that he would start a Puzzle cache series for
"GeoCachers Who Love George Bush Park" or "GCWLGBP" for short. He
encouraged other folks to add to the series, so here is another
contribution using the same general puzzle format.
The Night Time Ninjas (NtN) have invaded George Bush Park and
wherever they go, they drop caches.
Cachers have asked "How can I become a Night Time Ninja"? Many are
called, few answer.
The requirements to join the group have evolved over time. At one
point, chasing a cache (and scoring an FTF) at night with an
existing NtNinja was enough to join the group. Some have shown
their meddle by extraordinary efforts (some of which involve a
moment of contemplation as to the sanity of their efforts).
As in this FTF...The
Project
Or this FTF...OpticalIllusion
Or this FTF...House
Series - Belushi House
To be a Night Time Ninja, one must prove themselves to the NtN
cadre of Ninjas. This proof is subjective and never the same from
one Ninja to the next.
The Ninjas have placed this series of caches in order to give
supplicants the chance to prove themselves. Things that would look
favorable to making your case are finds at night or during extreme
weather (almost anyone can get these when the sun is
shining).
The Ninjas congregate online here:Night Time
Ninjas on Facebook. Anyone can join, but to be awarded your
NtN
number you must make your case to the group. Come join us, and make
your case!
There was a recent meeting of the GCWLGBP club where the members
were debating their favorite caches and the following dialogue took
place:
Bografan: "I've always been a fan of Muddy Buddies puzzles! One of
my favorites was GC2649Q."
FamilieRyan: "I was glad to see BigBender put out another GCWLGBP
puzzle. My vote is for GC2MN0J."
Capra Hircus: "I recently completed HoustonControl's Pick6
challenge in BNC Park in Baytown! It doesn't get any better than
GC219QQ."
Miller Clan III: "No way! GrangerFam's Steven Fosset puzzle was
fantastic. The best is GC1HJ16!"
Cachin' Shark: "I enjoyed solving Texas Champion's Order of
Operations puzzle. GC2KK1M was a blast to solve and find!"
The Pieman: "That one took me 314 minutes to solve!! One of my
favorites is GC1HEHC, Primarily Sphenical, by Criffree."
Criffree: "I would have to agree with that statement! That cache is
great! Another one of my favorites is GC2DHQ4, Pasta ala
davarle!"
FamilieRyan: "These are all good caches we've mentioned! Miller,
what do you think of the new Night Time Ninja Aptitude caches? My
favorite is #007, GC2NNC2, by 007Betz!"
Miller Clan III: "That was too hard for me to get to! I was afraid
of falling in! I like the easier ones, like GC2J7ZB, that you put
out!"
Capra Hircus: "I still think the Pick6 challenge is the best. But,
I did enjoy GC2JHXA by michaelcarrie. Gotta love the huge
containers!!"
Rocky4: "Zero! That is our favorite one of the series! Geogeex was
so creative when he placed GC2NEF6!"
Miller Clan III: "Indeed! What about some other areas around
Houston? Like GCG2WR, MEN in BLUE virtual cache, that ParkerPlus
put out! That one deserves an award too!"
Lgne: "How could you forget about the cache I put out in Fulshear,
GC1RN6R, Just a Walk in the Park? Even though I placed it, it's one
of my favorites!"
Criffree: "Do you remember EZ1000 - Night Time Ninja, that we put
out together, dedicated to easygroomer?!? My favorite night time
cache is GC1WMTQ!"
From the conversation above, can you figure out the location of the
cache?
Good luck and have fun!
You can validate your puzzle solution
with certitude.