Iced Tea 12, esquire, needs to be discreet or else someone else
will find the phonebooth, so he's keeping it safely hidden under
another steel structure out of sight.
He also doesn't want others to find out his secret so that he
can continue having excellent adventures, so he has a message:
"Dude, park your bike at N45 29.356 W073 52.241 so that Dad
won't see you!"
Ruffus' advice is as follows:
"Leave some small token with historical indications as a momento
of your excellent time! Oh, and don't forget to write down when the
momento was minted in the homework book so that you can remember it
all for your bodacious history presentation at school! Finally, if
your aerial gives excellent readings, you're above the phonebooth,
but if the aerial is broken and the readings are heinous the
phonebooth is above you. Be excellent to each other!"
You should finally remember that since the phonebooth is
cramped, a coin collection is an excellent presentation for a
history exam. For instance, you may study a 1974 Canadian 25 cent
piece as a starter piece for the presentation.
Gnarley News: Wow! Ruffus' advice to hide the phonebooth
was a good idea, dude! It actually was still there on September 27,
2008, May 18, 2006, April 20, 2004, September 01, 2003, September
12, 2002, and December 31, 2001!
That means in all likelihood it hasn't disappeared, hasn't
succumbed to local ne'erdowells or construction, and, I can assure
you, that despite the weather and snow, it still is accessible.
Either that, or you've been whisked away by emergency personnel
kicking and screaming "BUT I'M THIS CLOSE! I DON'T CARE THAT
THERE'S ANOTHER ICE AGE COMING ON AND THAT THERE'S (literally!) 30
FEET OF SNOW ON THE GROUND!" (PS. This is a major HINT!)
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