Blood Sport Mystery Cache
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It started innocently enough. A cache was not being maintained
properly, short quipy "TFTC" logs or "logged from a mobile device".
Blood boiled. Threats were made. Soon the entire Houston Geocaching
Society was embroiled into an angry debate. The HGCS was like a
stagnant pond of gasoline just waiting for a match.
Then it happened. Kloeber made the casual comment that given the
opportunity, he would surely "pound Kianlo into hamburger meat".
Some would call this the tipping point. Suddenly, the words became
violent, menacing. GrangerFam, always the logical one, suggested
the only sensible solution. Sometimes it is best to clean out the
bad blood...a cage match. Although, most of the geocachers in the
Houston Geocaching Society participated, the top five came from
Sugar Land. The information here is the story of the Top 5. All
other contestants are worthless, and should not be given another
thought!
Kloeber, just itching for a fight!
The sun set over a dark gray sky, and all was quiet except for the
torches burning in an abandoned rusty warehouse in Stafford, TX.
Each caher drove to the event in solitude. GrangerFam pimped his
way to the fight in his 2010 model BMW. Another cacher who brought
Trackable PPPWX04 (FTF Award Coin) drove to the smackdown in
his/her Mazda RX-7 Model 1999. I don't remember his/her name, but
the fighter who drove the 2004 Model Mustang ended up in third
place.
All of the fighters knew the password phrase, and whispered it in
angry hushed tones through the opening in the door..."I vill break
you".
Kianlo attempting to Psych out the
competition
All of fighters brought their children to witness the carnage, and
there was a lot of them! The cacher who has eight children has 79
FTFs. The fighter who has four children is adjacent in rankings to
the cacher with 101 FTFs. The owner of the Trackable WTFLP05
(Marine Corp Bug) has four children. The cacher with five children
was adjacent in rankings to the fighter who has 67 FTFs. The cacher
who has 6 children drives a Model 2007 Ford F-150 truck. Kloeber
has 7 children! The cacher who has five children is adjacent in
rankings to a cacher who drives a 97 Model Ford Focus.
The competitors had impressive resumes. One of the finalists had 69
FTFs. The Freeze Clan, for example had 59 FTFs.
Kianlo smacks around a new geocacher. Take that
NOOB!
Each fighter brought their favorite Trackable as a good luck token
(none were traded). Kianlo had a Trackable YZKFW02 (Four Leaf
Clover Geocoin).
The FTF Award Coin is with a cacher who is in a higher place than
the cacher who has a Trackable TGHWT01 (The Fuzzy Monkey Bug), but
they are adjacent in the standings.
Kirbydox is adjacent in rankings to a cacher who owns Trackable
VXWQT03 (The Jesus Fish Coin).
GrangerFam flexes the Pecs!
In the end, Kirbydox's incessant elbows to the face were more than
the fighters could bear and she would stand atop the heap in
Geo-Cage-Match Glory!
All you have to do to solve this puzzle is to answer a couple of
simple questions:
N 29 3A.BC
W 095 3D.EF
A: This fighter has 101 FTFs, but how many kids does he/she
have?
B: One of the fighters has 69 FTFs. He/She drove a car to the
fight. Take the last two digits of the year his/her car was made
and subtract 9.
C: How many kids does The Freeze Clan have?
D: The fighter with 59 FTFs, What is the last digit of the Model
Year on his/her car?
E: The fighter with 69 FTFs, what Place did he/she come in?
F: GrangerFam's Place multiplied by 11.
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