This is an excerise as to how to use your GPSr in another
fashion. However, many newer GPS models are not capable of using
features required to locate the cache. The older GPS units that
track point to point and give distance should be able to handle
this easily. It is NOT necessary to have a compass, tape measure or
pedometer. You MUST enter the coordinates of each location, then
proceed to the place where it tells you that the previous location
is at X distance and Y bearing. 1 Mile = 5280 feet!
If you know how to use your GPSr, go to a point where the
benchmark is eleven hundredths mile away bearing twenty-seven plus
one hundred eighty degrees to locate the boulder. Use the
Man-Overboard feature to establish a new position. Repeat the
procedure using thirteen hundredths mile and three hundred
thirty-two minus one hundred eighty degrees to locate the cache.
West coordinate ends as zero oh zero!
Start out by finding the Benchmark at the above
location.
From there, follow a bearing of 27 degrees true for a distance
of about 580 feet to a large boulder.
At the boulder, follow another bearing of 332 degrees true for a
distance of about 685 feet.
Finolay lost of piece of his yellow shirt on a nearby branch
while placing the cache.
Thanks to Maserati#1 for the view of the Reservoir from the
cache site.